Ranger Hunting Rack

[Clint]

Looks like everyone has gotten into building thier own racks.
Here is my contribution. I already had the bus seat, so cost of materials was right around $80. I used 1" 11 guage for the main frame and 3/4" 16 guage for the rest.



IThe short stubs under the rail fit into the stake slots on the bed and hold side to side.

A ratchet strap under the bed holds it in place.


On the test run to the lease a few weeks ago it was very stable. Chris road up top as I climbed it onto the trailer.

With it sitting up higher, I still have room in the bed for feed or ice chests.

[prkchp]

Great job, I really like the integrated cooler spot, very important on those hot days to stay hydrated.

[Coacher]

Very nice...do you have a cost estimate?

[Chew]

Looks great Clint! You guys are pretty creative.

[Green Arrow]

sweet high rack,congrats

[Stolle]

Me Likes!!!

Was the 1" strong enough?

[Stins]

Me Likes!!!

Was the 1" strong enough?

Depends on who is riding up there...me or you?

Looks good Clint!

[Smart]

Nice...very nice

[Hank]

Clint
What are you going to do with all those core samples?

[Clint]

Stolle, the 11 guage is pretty stout.

Hank, I give them away to whoever wants to haul them off. I just can't get enough people to take em.

[Snapper]

Very nice.

[Tmag]

That is a nice rack. I have a couple van seats I need to do something with. Thanks for the idea.

[Ben]

Great looking rack, Clint.

I like that you can still haul things under the rack.

[bowboy]

awesome

[Clint]

Used it this weekend. Two men riding up top, 15 bags of corn in the bed, and another 15 in a trailer.

Worked like a champ. It was very stable.

Next, Im going to hinge the seat so I can fold it down for transport. That thing catches a lot of wind.

Was also thinking how cool it would be to have a top drive.