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Re: hunting chairs/killing chairs for high racks?
[Re: nastynate]
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04/12/14 03:07 AM
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AledoGYoung
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Here is my rig. Got the seat design from txvarminter and they work great! In the picture the shooting rest are folded over backwards.
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Re: hunting chairs/killing chairs for high racks?
[Re: nastynate]
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04/13/14 03:01 AM
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Thanks for the pic Aledo... would you happen to have pics of the bottom of the seats?
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Re: hunting chairs/killing chairs for high racks?
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04/13/14 11:33 PM
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Thanks, been thinking about it for a long time.Just hadn't known anyone else who had done it this way. Didn't know how the truck would hold up. Txvarminter, how does that rack attach to your suburban. I've been thinking of building one for my Tahoe. I build a base that I bolted on in place of the luggage rack. It's a 1/4"x2" strap with Heavy wall 1 1/4" cross members that I had coated with RhinoLining. There are brackets on the bottom of the rack that straddle the 1 1/4" cross members and have a grade 8 bolt going through them to hold the rack down. I made it this way because the last rack on the camo suburban was bolted to the top and there was no easy way to get it off when you didn't want it up there. With this one I simply undo 6 bolts and lift it off with the tractor. Revo that is a lot of $ cabbage $ just to not have a cord I'll stick with my Lightforce 170RM's
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Re: hunting chairs/killing chairs for high racks?
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04/14/14 01:09 AM
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Thanks, been thinking about it for a long time.Just hadn't known anyone else who had done it this way. Didn't know how the truck would hold up. Had one on top of our 89 for 8 years with no problems. Suburbans and Tahoes have an internal roll cage that will support them in the event of a roll over so supporting a rack is not a problem
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Re: hunting chairs/killing chairs for high racks?
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04/22/14 08:40 PM
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Re: hunting chairs/killing chairs for high racks?
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04/23/14 12:37 AM
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looks really wide, should be plenty of room for everyone. Did you put in more supports from front to back before you put on the expanded metal? Your smarter than I am at least you are working on it in the off season I wait till the day before the hunt and try to finish mine
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Re: hunting chairs/killing chairs for high racks?
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04/23/14 01:47 AM
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looks really wide, should be plenty of room for everyone. Did you put in more supports from front to back before you put on the expanded metal? Your smarter than I am at least you are working on it in the off season I wait till the day before the hunt and try to finish mine Ya... it's really wide lol 8 feet across and 8 feet long! should fit four people really easy! I haven't put the bracing across yet because the places where the bracing is going to go is were my chairs are going to get anchored in on each corner, and in the middle for when i'm by myself, and i can just cut the expanded metal with a torch for the exact spot. I had a little extra time to put mine together
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Re: hunting chairs/killing chairs for high racks?
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04/24/14 09:18 PM
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Man that looks sweet. All you need is a stripper pole and built in for a cooler!
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