Homemade Towing on ATV

[bigbuck326]

I got an idea on my project on towing and havent take it test on ride   take look the pictures

[jaw jack]

I wouldn't see why that wouldn't work! good and rugged

[JonPerry]

you might want to find the largest fender washer sold at your hardware store & swap them out. it would be a more rugged point of attachment for the eye bolts you're using. it does look good though

[bigbuck326]

Plan to put 4 aluminum plates  on each eye on inside n outside to protect the tub tear up this weekend

[Fisherman 1]

Is that white ABS pipe or similar from the T connector forward?  If it breaks anywhere, that will be the weakest link. 

[bigbuck326]

Is that white ABS pipe or similar from the T connector forward?  If it breaks anywhere, that will be the weakest link.

heavy duty  PVC   attract t screw it   aluminum throught into T connector not two pieces   

[Fisherman 1]

Okay, then that should hold up quite well. 

[nocod]

I had a few problems with carabiners comeing apart in travel,I switched to missing links to be  on the safe side,

[bigbuck326]

Today I took my atv get my eskimo wide one ran around for test  Passed no break or loose  Ready to go.....

[flintster]

I was wondering what did you use for the metal piece the connects to the atv?

[osiris]

looks good its crazy the $ they get for a manufactured tow bar

[perchnut]

Thats really great.  I was just looking at the commercial tow bars, and they are pretty expensive.  I was just going to do a search on some homemade ones.  Nice job on that.....so the long piece from the atv into the 'T' is just heavy duty pvc?  Again, very nice.....thanks for posting.

[Lavman]

Nice, that should work just fine. You might want to use a pin with a cotter key instead of the "drop in bolt" to connect to the ATV. Might bounce out of the hole. I have used the bolt with a nut on it only to have the nut vibrate loose and fall off so pin with cotter might be best