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Cooler rack for 622
I am seeking any information of the possibility of putting a cooler rack on the tongue bar of a 2013 622 trailer.
Thank you in advance for any information you can give.
ISPYD
Linda
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We carry a small collapsible cooler right in the front of the trailer. When we stop you can get at it by opening the front lid. Works great if you don't want to carry too much in it.
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Cooler rack
Originally Posted by geoshmo
We carry a small collapsible cooler right in the front of the trailer. When we stop you can get at it by opening the front lid. Works great if you don't want to carry too much in it.
Thank you. I have not pulled my 622 yet, any tips you can offer would be appreciated.
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Luggage buddy on vendors page offers this:
image.jpgimage.jpg not bad $300 if is what you need. http://www.theluggagebuddy.com
Last edited by Bfromla; 07-12-2017 at 03:15 AM.
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Cooler rack
Originally Posted by Bfromla
Thank you
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Originally Posted by ISPYD
Thank you
No problem & please report back if you decide on something else fyi ive been looking too but undecided between cooler or gas. image.jpg image.jpg
But im like that & have few options for both.
2013 STL SE5 BLACK CURRANT
SpyderPop's: LED bumpskid
SmoothSpyder: dualmode back rest
T r * * LED:foam grip covers, Tricrings, FenderZ,
brake light strips, wide vue mirrors
Rivico SOMA modulation brake leds
sawblade mowhalk fender accents
minispyder dash toy
Lid lox
KradelLock
Pakitrack
GENSSI ELITE LED H4 headlights
FLO (Frunk Lid Organizer)
BRP fog lights, trailer hitch
SENA 20S EVO
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I bought a used hitch rack and made it into a cooler rack for the 622 trailer. Works well too. It does mount to the tongue of the trailer and has room when making turns.
Just keep in mind that since its mounted to the rear swing arm things in the cooler will get shook up and anything fragile may get damaged
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Originally Posted by trikermutha
I bought a used hitch rack and made it into a cooler rack for the 622 trailer. Works well too. It does mount to the tongue of the trailer and has room when making turns.
Just keep in mind that since its mounted to the rear swing arm things in the cooler will get shook up and anything fragile may get damaged
This is true. The violent bouncing from the swing arm damaged my trailer and broke all the bottles in the cooler. I built a custom frame mount hitch to solve the problem but never used it before selling the spyder and returned to two wheels It's now in the steel pile behind the shop.
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Originally Posted by fjray
This is true. The violent bouncing from the swing arm damaged my trailer and broke all the bottles in the cooler. I built a custom frame mount hitch to solve the problem but never used it before selling the spyder and returned to two wheels It's now in the steel pile behind the shop.
I seen that hitch you made..Really like to have tried one of those out myself
I also put a swivel hitch on my 622 it does help more around turns and less stress on the trailer
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Originally Posted by trikermutha
I seen that hitch you made..Really like to have tried one of those out myself
I also put a swivel hitch on my 622 it does help more around turns and less stress on the trailer
What type of swivel hitch did you get? I have been looking at sites this evening for one for my 622. Thank you
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Originally Posted by fjray
This is true. The violent bouncing from the swing arm damaged my trailer and broke all the bottles in the cooler. I built a custom frame mount hitch to solve the problem but never used it before selling the spyder and returned to two wheels It's now in the steel pile behind the shop.
Thank you
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Originally Posted by ISPYD
What type of swivel hitch did you get? I have been looking at sites this evening for one for my 622. Thank you
You will need to send them the measurement's and they can have one made. See there measurement form.
http://www.openroadoutfitters.com/in...ex&cPath=65_73
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Originally Posted by ISPYD
What type of swivel hitch did you get? I have been looking at sites this evening for one for my 622. Thank you
did you figure out what kind of hitch it was? i am wanting to put a swivel hitch on mine, but unsure what hitch is on the 622. markings only indicate TOW SYSTEM #22127, so not sure who the manufacturer actually is
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Just follow the dimension PDF they post and send that to them and they will have it custom made to your specs.
Or call them with any questions. They are really helpful..
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The smoothest riding area of the trailer is in the back. The harshest area is in the front and tongue. I put my cooler in the very back with light weight stuff in the middle and heavy carry bag in the front of the trailer. This keeps the load balanced correctly and my "sodas" in the cooler do not explode when opened. I think the jack-hammering effect of carrying a heavy load, like gas or a cooler, on the tongue would be tough on the equipment. Especially since our hitches are attached to the unsprung rear swing arm. Works for me. Good luck on whatever you decide.....
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Cooler
Originally Posted by geoshmo
We carry a small collapsible cooler right in the front of the trailer. When we stop you can get at it by opening the front lid. Works great if you don't want to carry too much in it.
I like that idea, especially when I saw a new rack set up for $500. Way to much for me
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Originally Posted by ISPYD
I like that idea, especially when I saw a new rack set up for $500. Way to much for me
We have pulled the trailer thousands of miles with the cooler in the front and have never had an issue with any type of glass bottles. Everyone has their own ideas and that is fine but my experience is put a small cooler wherever you decide to put it and then get on your Spyder and ride it like you stole it. The 622 trailer is going to follow you like its on rails and your favorite beverage is going to be there for you when you stop.
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