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Old 03-15-2007, 04:30 PM
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Default Re: PUTTING SPARE ON TOP OF RACK AND HOLE IN DOOR ?

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I bet lifting the tire up on the roof is fun?


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Old 03-15-2007, 04:55 PM
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I love the look of the rear without the tire.
I have been thinking if and how you could use the tire mounts for a ladder. Do you all think it could hold the additional weight of a 200lb guy and a 100lb wheel?
I am close to buying now after a year of waiting but now waiting for order dates and changes in 2008. Nothing from my dealer wouldn't budge with anything for the new year.
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Old 03-15-2007, 05:13 PM
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Yup its alittle tough slinging the spare up there, I have that rear bumper guard that really gives me a base to stand on which makes it alot easier . Its really no problem, Ive done it enough times. Shyanne,,, the door flies open now. Its kinda fun . I like to open it when someones around. They jump back because it wings open and at the last sec. the damper slows it down. Cheap thrill when alot of gawkers start showing up around our stock car garage wanting a cold and gold. I say sure right over here and lead them up to just short of the door and let her fly !!
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I've got a rack up top I'd keep the tire on if I pull it off the back door.. I tossed an unmounted 35" BFG MT up there when I was hauling them all to the shop to be put on.. Not to sure I'd wanna toss a tire up there to many times in a row.. Of course in the past ten years I haven't....


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I love the look of the rear without the tire.
I have been thinking if and how you could use the tire mounts for a ladder. Do you all think it could hold the additional weight of a 200lb guy and a 100lb wheel?
I am close to buying now after a year of waiting but now waiting for order dates and changes in 2008. Nothing from my dealer wouldn't budge with anything for the new year.


Easy part is getting the tire off roof. Just roll off

Hard part is getting it back up. But then you just throw it in the back.
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Easy part is getting the tire off roof. Just roll off
I see it now.. Toss tire off roof.. Tire goes rolling down the road and across 8 lanes of traffic taking out two 18-wheelers, 4 mini-vans and 32 members of "The Killers" Vespa club..
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So does any one out there have a photo of the spare on top of the H 3 ?
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So my question still stands, Does anyone know how much weight the spare tire mount holds? If I knew it could handle the weight of myself and a spare, I would use it as a ladder mount!
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So my question still stands, Does anyone know how much weight the spare tire mount holds? If I knew it could handle the weight of myself and a spare, I would use it as a ladder mount!

There are plenty of back-n-forth discussions on exactly what the weight carrying capacity is on the rear door and the tire mount. You will find some (like me) who take a more conservative approach and prefer little weight that is suspended off the door, and others who are more comfortable with putting weight both directly up against the door as well as on racks (mounted to the door using the existing holes).

I've personally had the spare, one mtn bike (maybe 26-28 lbs) on the door and still used the tire as a single step up to the roof rack (I weight ~200#). I'd probably be ok with this if it wasn't a regular thing and i don't stand on it - it's just temporary. I'd probably recommend against mounting a ladder AND the spare to the back to the door and then using it - on a ladder you will likely climb up, putting more weight for longer on the door, causing more deflection. Again, that's my opinion and you will find 10 people with 10 opinions on this topic, none of us with any scientific data one way or the other
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So does any one out there have a photo of the spare on top of the H 3 ?

I'm at work right now and can't post pics, but I'll take a pic of my roof rack w/spare tire tonight when I get home from work. Chances are I'll get home and immediately start drinking and forget, so PM if you don't see a pic by tomorrow.
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I'm at work right now and can't post pics, but I'll take a pic of my roof rack w/spare tire tonight when I get home from work. Chances are I'll get home and immediately start drinking and forget, so PM if you don't see a pic by tomorrow.


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