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I like the hand crank lowering the rack, eliminating the need to pick up the entire weight of the bike. I'm able to pick the weight up, so this can be a big design reduction for me. My initial thoughts for the rack tend towards using this loading scheme with the rear wheels still at the bottom http://www.members.shaw.ca/gmerkley/bent/Rack.htm, but with this kind of rack frame http://www.cabinwood.net/DraftmasterRack/
John, you've obviously chosen a completely different approach that uses a lot less metal, so I'm interested in exploring your design more.
Andrew
On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 8:47 AM, John Fritsche <john_fritsche@...> wrote:
Good Morning, Andy:
Check out my Webshots Site by going to the Album, EZ Accessories.
http://community.webshots.com/user/jake1944?vhost=community
I had this made to carry two USX Trikes. It will also carry the SX or
AX as well as the EZ 1 series.
Just roll your trike to the hitch, rise it vertically, alaign, clamp
and turn the handle to raise the whole affair.
I used it on my trip to Florida. Worked great.
John
--- In ez3usx@yahoogroups.com, "Andy Schlosser" <andrew.schlosser@...>
wrote:
>
> Someone in this group has made a hitch rack for 2 trikes- where are
those
> pesky pictures? I think it was modeled roughly like a Draftmaster,
with the
> rear axle closer to the ground. I've looked through my email and
searched on
> photobucket, but I can't find your pictures anymore.
>
> Andrew
>
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