Check out our Version 2 Universal Swingout Tire Carrier build-it-yourself kit. It makes the build a snap! Click here to check it out. Kit, Anti-Wobble, Hinge, PDF Plans and More!: rathasochenda.com/shop/ If you miss Part 1 make sure to check it out first before continuing on to Part 1 of this build : ruclips.net/video/vPMmNO4nygU/видео.html In Part 2 of this video, I'm going to walk you through step-by-step on how to build Version 2 of the Universal Swingout Tire Carrier Build Kit (Hitch Mounted).
Video Chapters 0:00 - Introduction 0:44 - Installing the Tire Carrier Hinge Assembly 9:53 - Installing the Spring Plunger Stop 16:58 - Installing the Fix Arm to the 45 Degree Offset tube 27:15 - Installing Vertical Wheel Mount Tube to Receiver Tube 28:17 - Installing the Wheel Tube Stand Bracket 29:30 - Install Wheel Plate to Receiver Tube 33:15 - Installing the Wheel Stud to Universal Wheel Plate 36:38 - Attaching the Vertical Wheel Mount Assembly To Swing Arm 39:33 - Outro
I don’t for 2.5 but it’s should be very similar just got go with a larger tube than the 2x2 I spec out. Can as you what the actual inside measurement is for a 2.5 receiver hitch. I could probably make a custom one off. Feel free to reach my by email on the contact page on my website. 🦾
At 24:00, what size socket you using for the nut and bolt for the hinge? 28mm? It’s just barely over an inch enough that my socket doesn’t fit, but it’s like 27.5mm with my calipers.
Awesome video! I will most definitely purchase this version. I never finished the first version and I'm glad I didn't finish it. Thanks for the detailed instruction. Keep up the awesome work. My welding students noticed the missing PPE. LOL!
Hi there! Very much interested but newer to welding. Seems like 1/4” is the thickest material being used, in your estimation would a 120v mig welder be sufficient? Love the videos and thanks for your time
Hi, in all honesty I don’t think a 120v welder will be adequate for 1/4” thick material. I think to make it somewhat work is to preheat the material prior to welding if you want to make it somewhat work. If you can try to get a bigger unit with the amps to support the material thickness
Ok great, thank you so much for your time. This is not the first project where I find I’m in need of something stronger so I guess it’s time. Great build!
Check out our Version 2 Universal Swingout Tire Carrier build-it-yourself kit. It makes the build a snap! Click here to check it out.
Kit, Anti-Wobble, Hinge, PDF Plans and More!: rathasochenda.com/shop/
If you miss Part 1 make sure to check it out first before continuing on to Part 1 of this build : ruclips.net/video/vPMmNO4nygU/видео.html
In Part 2 of this video, I'm going to walk you through step-by-step on how to build Version 2 of the Universal Swingout Tire Carrier Build Kit (Hitch Mounted).
Video Chapters
0:00 - Introduction
0:44 - Installing the Tire Carrier Hinge Assembly
9:53 - Installing the Spring Plunger Stop
16:58 - Installing the Fix Arm to the 45 Degree Offset tube
27:15 - Installing Vertical Wheel Mount Tube to Receiver Tube
28:17 - Installing the Wheel Tube Stand Bracket
29:30 - Install Wheel Plate to Receiver Tube
33:15 - Installing the Wheel Stud to Universal Wheel Plate
36:38 - Attaching the Vertical Wheel Mount Assembly To Swing Arm
39:33 - Outro
Such an awesome kit! I will be ordering one soon.
Thank you! 🙏🏽
Nicely done, my friend!
Thank you! 🙏🏽
Love the DIY kit on your website. Do you have plans and a kit for a 2.5 inch receiver hitch?
I don’t for 2.5 but it’s should be very similar just got go with a larger tube than the 2x2 I spec out. Can as you what the actual inside measurement is for a 2.5 receiver hitch. I could probably make a custom one off. Feel free to reach my by email on the contact page on my website. 🦾
A video back to back weeks? 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Curious what tumbler and media you use for metal parts?
At 24:00, what size socket you using for the nut and bolt for the hinge? 28mm? It’s just barely over an inch enough that my socket doesn’t fit, but it’s like 27.5mm with my calipers.
I can’t remember off the top my head but probably 28mm
What MiG setting did you use for your metal thickness?
What does this weight without tire
about 50 lbs
Would you sell a completed one on your site?
Sorry just kits for now.
Do you sell a fully build one? And how much
Sorry just kits only. One thing you could do is ask around locally if someone can weld this kit up for you. I know some people have done that.
How long is the receiver tube?
11”
Awesome video! I will most definitely purchase this version. I never finished the first version and I'm glad I didn't finish it. Thanks for the detailed instruction. Keep up the awesome work. My welding students noticed the missing PPE. LOL!
🤘🏾
How much to ship to Nz?
I want to say roughly $120 USD
Hi what r the dimensions on rectangular tubeing
Check out my website
Great build. I'm trying to build 1 of these for my 04 yukon. (Same as tahoe) can u help ? Plz n ty for your time and knowledge sir. Rob
Please reach out to me on the contact page of my website and I can try to point you in the right direction
Koo thanks bro.
Hi there! Very much interested but newer to welding. Seems like 1/4” is the thickest material being used, in your estimation would a 120v mig welder be sufficient?
Love the videos and thanks for your time
Hi, in all honesty I don’t think a 120v welder will be adequate for 1/4” thick material. I think to make it somewhat work is to preheat the material prior to welding if you want to make it somewhat work. If you can try to get a bigger unit with the amps to support the material thickness
Ok great, thank you so much for your time. This is not the first project where I find I’m in need of something stronger so I guess it’s time. Great build!
Anytime!😊
How much for the kit for f150?
Check out the link in the video description