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My singe-swing tire carrier (H2 parts warning)
Friend at work had a tire carrier off of a H2 Hummer that he was going to toss so I got it for free. Wanted it to swing with the tailgate so I scratched my head for a while and came up with this. It works flawlessly with no noises or rattles.
Im sure some will give me crap about the Hummer parts, but for a total cost of about $15 I can live with it :) http://my.project-jk.com/data/1531/medium/tc1.jpg http://my.project-jk.com/data/1531/medium/tc2.jpg http://my.project-jk.com/data/1531/medium/tc3.jpg |
It actually looks good dude. 2 thumps up!!
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Very innovative. I like it. A little simple but I like it.
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looks great! :beer:
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I think it looks awesome, very minimalistic and gets the job done! :thumbsup:
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Looks clean, I love it!
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verynice!
You avoided spending a lot more! love it! |
Originally Posted by karls10jk
(Post 2512583)
I don't see a welder or oxy torch in the pics, does this mean it's close to a bolt-up unit or was there minor fabrication involved. No hate here for using hummer parts, grab the axle if you want to :thumbsup:
Wait, and it opens with the tailgate?? Dude, that is sweet. As for tools....my garage is more of a metal fab shop than a place to park cars:thumbsup: |
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