hunting bike trailer connections

[HokeyMike]

building a hunting bike; I have a standard deer cart.. Looking for ideas on how to attach to back of the bike..

 

[HokeyMike]

I think I figured out a solution

 

[Weldabeast]

Easy enough ....nice.

 

[Weldabeast]

The only bad thing about that attachment point is when it gets loaded down the front tire gets light.

An axle mount would be superior

 

[thedutchtouch]

Just make sure your rear rack has a load capacity that can handle a loaded cart. A lot of those racks are only made to handle like 35 lbs, I'd hate for you to be out pulling a deer and have the rack stays crumple. If you can bolt a piece of conduit to the side of the cart handle, and bolt the spring to the end of it, this is a cheap axle mount solution that could work https://www.amazon.com/Trailer-Coup...IYOJ3dHGz0NotVyaB8_utsZO8ry2DK_0aAggbEALw_wcB

 

[HokeyMike]

Just make sure your rear rack has a load capacity that can handle a loaded cart. A lot of those racks are only made to handle like 35 lbs, I'd hate for you to be out pulling a deer and have the rack stays crumple. If you can bolt a piece of conduit to the side of the cart handle, and bolt the spring to the end of it, this is a cheap axle mount solution that could work https://www.amazon.com/Trailer-Coup...IYOJ3dHGz0NotVyaB8_utsZO8ry2DK_0aAggbEALw_wcB

I'll look into that; looks like a better option; Thanks

 

[87v6bird]

https://a.co/d/eqTLMJV

That and a couple of U-clamps or some welder work should hook you up.

 

[Chandler96]

I wish i could use something like this. its always muddy and wet in the fall here in MI. setup looks good

 

[bigmike23]

As welda said, you can potentially cause the front tire to lift up off the ground. It's really easy to lose control

 

[HokeyMike]

Update on cart connection; I took the recommendations above. This is what I ended up with. Cart is the standard deer cart from academy. Hitch connection, recommend from above on eBay. 3/4 conduit to make the connection.