• The New Hook-A-Rack ATV Accessory

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    Published on 02-23-2010 07:23 PM
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    Every once in a while we come across an ingenious piece of gear that we just have to share with PredatorTalk members. The new "Hook-A-Rack" is one of those unique cases.

    The Hook-A-Rack is a loader that attaches to, and will work with, just about any ATV that is equipped with a winch. It can be used to lift just about any type of game, feed, or hay bail that it might encounter. Most of us know what it's like to drag a large animal back to our trucks and it's usually NOT fun! Now we have options!

    The Hook-A-Rack ATV Loader is made in the U.S.A. and will attach to just about any ATV or UTV in about 30 seconds! It doesn't require any special mounting plates, additional hardware, or special tools.

    For more information about the Hook-A-Rack™ visit their website at www.hookarack.com
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    1. Chris Miller's Avatar
      Interesting! I think I need to invest in another 4 wheeler!
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    1. JAKEAZ's Avatar
      yeah thats looks great im not so sure about what kind of terrian it can handle with a load like that down hills with you riding the brake im thinking it might want to indo and try and send you over. But yeah im with chris on this one i think i need to invest in another ATV.
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    1. zorconjef's Avatar
      Wont it be a little difficult steering with all that weight on the front?
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    1. terry's Avatar
      has anyone on here purchased one of these? does it fit any atv?
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    1. rick59's Avatar
      I'm thinking about building one like this but it will be attached to the rear of my atv. I'll use the 2" recever and a couple of U-bolts at the rear bumper and a 100 dollar winch. Should work better then haveing all the weight out there on the front end, I'm not saying this isn't nice but I think it would be better attached on the rear.
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    1. rick59's Avatar
      Should work better then having (not haveing) all the weight out there on the front end
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    1. tkortright's Avatar
      what if someone sees it sitting in the front of your fourwheeler and you are taking a piss and that person shoots your fourwheeler?
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    1. rick59's Avatar
      Quote Originally Posted by tkortright View Post
      what if someone sees it sitting in the front of your fourwheeler and you are taking a piss and that person shoots your fourwheeler?
      Good Point!
      I would attach a orange vest to the animal in tow, I always carry an extra vest in my pack for safety reasons.
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    1. lungshot's Avatar
      Looks like the real deal!
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