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H3T Motorcycle in the bed of H3T

tlh235

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I was wondering if any people out there are using their H3T to haul their motorcycle. I'd really like to hear from any of you that might have 35s on your H3T and what process you use to get your motorcycle in the bed now that it has been lifted a little What ramps, did you buy the hummer choke, pictures or video's of your process would be great. Thanks.
 

Hans3T

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Not sure if he has joined up here yet, but there was a guy with a white T who has the wheel chocks and everything for his T and hauls dirt bikes with it if I'm not mistaken. Can't recall the username though...
 

Bigunit

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Hans, I think you're referring to wgwgoldwing? Haven't seen him on here yet but I'm sure we will soon.
 

5gn-h3t

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I hate getting a bike in the back of the truck and usually use a trailer. When I have to, I use two motorcycle ramps doubled up so the angle is reduced.
 

tlh235

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I def go for the trailer but i was one of the unlucky ones not to realize that i had ordered my H3T built straight from the factory and didn't get the tow package bumper. I thought it was something different. Now i think you have to get an entire new bumper and can't just order a hitch to somehow connect to what you already have. It's should be outlawed that a truck of this kind can come with out a hitch!!!
 

3Hummers

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I have a bed extension for the H1s for a quad. Have some arched steel ramps to drive up. Doesn't help you much but it tells me you should be able to do it.
 

TXH3T

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I hauled my Ducati in it once and I have 35s but it was a pain in the @#$ getting it up there and strapped down. Trailered it every other time. I would look for an arched ramp if possible. I used brute strength of three guys and a thick board (not recommended)
 

SWANK3T

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I used loading docks at the store with my F150 and R1 need two drivers and to find a right size dock but really easy when you do.
 

Tractordoll

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I was wondering if any people out there are using their H3T to haul their motorcycle. I'd really like to hear from any of you that might have 35s on your H3T and what process you use to get your motorcycle in the bed now that it has been lifted a little What ramps, did you buy the hummer choke, pictures or video's of your process would be great. Thanks.

I've hauled several motorcycles with the 3t and never had any problems. I guess I am lucky in that I have section of yard with just the right slope so that when I put up the ramps is a straight shot right into the bed. It makes loading and unloading pretty darn easy. I use motorcycle tie downs and a folding aluminum ramp and that's it.
 

tlh235

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Beavercreek, OH
I've hauled several motorcycles with the 3t and never had any problems. I guess I am lucky in that I have section of yard with just the right slope so that when I put up the ramps is a straight shot right into the bed. It makes loading and unloading pretty darn easy. I use motorcycle tie downs and a folding aluminum ramp and that's it.

this is what i'm hearing from alot of pickup truck owners who haul in the bed....try to find slope that will make the ramp you use not to have to be so steep. gonna have to do some surveying. thanks everyone.
 
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