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I tied a bed frame to my crossbars with hose clamps, very solid, and it looks good. I used Gorilla tape to cover the jagged edges on the ends of the frame, and strips from a large rubber belt I found in a printer to cushion the hose clamps against the crossbars. Only down side so far is the weird humming the wind makes through it when I go above 25 mph, but since I have an amp and sub, I think I can live with it.
Lol, yeah I get that same sound with ladders on my truck.Originally Posted by KillYrTV
I tied a bed frame to my crossbars with hose clamps, very solid, and it looks good. I used Gorilla tape to cover the jagged edges on the ends of the frame, and strips from a large rubber belt I found in a printer to cushion the hose clamps against the crossbars. Only down side so far is the weird humming the wind makes through it when I go above 25 mph, but since I have an amp and sub, I think I can live with it.
After 36 years of hauling ladders I don't even notice any more.
Nice rack by the way!
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I'm amazed that Hobo hasn't shown up yet. Great- he probably will now!
You'll get used to the noise. Strap everything down so it's secure, and you should be able to haul 200-300 pounds up there. Not bad at all!
More than Scrap Value Shipment Tips: http://www.scrapmetalforum.com/scrap...tml#post242349
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