My lifted cart now fits in my camper!!!

[Keperkey]

Ping - true story, especially when the wife/kids use it to go the pool. My primary use will be sporting clays so I would (read should) remember.

[PingEye3]

Originally Posted by Keperkey

Ping - true story, especially when the wife/kids use it to go the pool. My primary use will be sporting clays so I would (read should) remember.

Yeah, good ol Murphy, I backed my Edge up in the garage with the lift gate open...OOPS. Thank goodness for only a small ouch when it caught the garage door. Lucky.

[Swan]

if you can cut and lower without using the hinges you are better off then having them installed. they are great for what i need them for but would turn into a big pita if i had to do it every time i went in and out of the garage.

[Keperkey]

Thanks Swan. My max height to fit my garage is 82”. I really need 84-86 to get headroom. Just going to live with the lack of headroom for now.

Here is how I sit. I don’t think air pressure or ride height will give me meaningful room.



The only other thought I have is to go with a shorter roof but I would like the extra shade and rain protection. Any other ideas?

[Keperkey]

What if rather than making an adjustable hinge to lower the roof I make it adjustable to raise the roof when I will have taller folks in back? This way the normal height fits the garage so I lessen the change of hitting the roof then when I am using it for clays I can.

I am thinking about cutting a piece of 3/4 tubing that will fit inside the strut. I would then cut the candy canes. The plug piece would be anchored to the bottom strut while I use a removable bolt for the top. I would have at lease 2 holes in the plug for the height adjustment.