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cargo hauler


minnesotathorn

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I did this back when I had my Blazer. the back of it was to small for the one man Kenai I had to fit inside so I used the carrier. Eric is right the house will pick up road grime and salt residue when driving but just wipe it off every so often. make sure you have a travel cover on the house to protect it too. I still have my carrier but don't need to use it any more since I now drive a Tahoe and the back of the is big enough for a one man house inside. I do plan to how ever use the carrier when I get a Clam X2 since that won't fit inside the Tahoe. the two things to remember about using a carrier is make sure the exhaust is not close to the house so that is melts the sled of the house (use a Z bended bar to raise the carrier up away from the exhaust) and if the house covers your tail lights you will need to install tail lights on the carrier. I found that out the first year I used mine. I got stopped because my tail lights were covered. got off with a warning, so I went and installed lights the next day so I wouldn't get stopped again.

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