"How To" sight poles for front cargo basket.
Used two 5/16ths fiberglass snow poles, 2 pieces of 3/8 x 4" pipe, smashed one end of them and drilled and tapped them (8/32) in the middle, then for now used black electrical tape with zip ties over ...
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Very nice.
I am thinking of doing a similar thing for loading the camper onto the flat bed. not knowing really where to stop until I feel a 'Bump' on the tail as the camper bumper support hits the back end of the flatbed, not good for continued use.
Figured something like you did, just one of those magnetic hitch alignment poles and a block of wood w/metal plat?. Back up until I see the pole "Jiggle" as the camper comes back and hits it. Then just remove the removable wood block.
Not as fancy as yours, but helps get an idea.
Thanks
I am thinking of doing a similar thing for loading the camper onto the flat bed. not knowing really where to stop until I feel a 'Bump' on the tail as the camper bumper support hits the back end of the flatbed, not good for continued use.
Figured something like you did, just one of those magnetic hitch alignment poles and a block of wood w/metal plat?. Back up until I see the pole "Jiggle" as the camper comes back and hits it. Then just remove the removable wood block.
Not as fancy as yours, but helps get an idea.
Thanks
