towing a jetski
i have a 90 civic hatch dx, can i even put a hitch on this thing? where does it bolt up? where would i buy one in MN - u haul or somthin?
im guessing if i took it easy i could easily pull a jetski.. they dont wiegh that much anyways.
im guessing if i took it easy i could easily pull a jetski.. they dont wiegh that much anyways.
I saw one a couple years ago towing a trailer.
He was running a mobile detail shop out of his hatch.
It can be done. Like you said, take it easy.
i'll look at my car tomorrow and see what i can come up with.
I don't know if they make something that is a direct bolt-on.
If you can't bolt something on find a welder.
He was running a mobile detail shop out of his hatch.
It can be done. Like you said, take it easy.
i'll look at my car tomorrow and see what i can come up with.
I don't know if they make something that is a direct bolt-on.
If you can't bolt something on find a welder.
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hey thanks, i hope that doesnt bolt into the bumper or somthin stupid... my car is clean but my bumper is a huge log of rust
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hey thanks, i hope that doesnt bolt into the bumper or somthin stupid... my car is clean but my bumper is a huge log of rust
I pulled my brothers 78' Toyota wagon out of a ditch,then towed him to the shop 20miles away, with my CRX. Kinda hard on the clutch. Just be careful at the boat launch.
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then what....
then what....
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dont over load our jetski hitch like this:
http://joked.com/view.php?id=8...l=196
not a crx but it gets the point across
http://joked.com/view.php?id=8...l=196
not a crx but it gets the point across
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i've seen a few, and there's a turbo d series ek civic w/a jet ski....but how do you load one in the water?
</TD></TR></TABLE>i've seen a few, and there's a turbo d series ek civic w/a jet ski....but how do you load one in the water?
It also depends what kind of Jetski.
My parents Kawasaki 750's are light compared my friends 1200's
(Like 500 pounds to about 900 pounds)
How ever my stand up is like 300 pounds so that would be easy.
Dave
My parents Kawasaki 750's are light compared my friends 1200's
(Like 500 pounds to about 900 pounds)
How ever my stand up is like 300 pounds so that would be easy.
Dave
A buddy of mine had a Reese Bolt on hitch (bolts to the unibody between the gas tank and the bumper support, where the factory rear tow hooks sometimes are) it was very sturdy so you can definitely tow a jetski with it.
That is some funny ****.
Whats next JetSki on the roof also?? LOL
Towing JetSki with the EF is OK since it's like very small and light. I say go for it.
The Factory tow hook is a good place to mount the tow hitch. Never seen an hitch on an EF before.
Whats next JetSki on the roof also?? LOL
Towing JetSki with the EF is OK since it's like very small and light. I say go for it.
The Factory tow hook is a good place to mount the tow hitch. Never seen an hitch on an EF before.



. Good luck.