Teraflex Hinged Carrier

texasdave

texasdave

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Is it really worth that price?? Trying to decide if I should pull the trigger on this. Any suggestions????
 
texasdave said:
Is it really worth that price?? Trying to decide if I should pull the trigger on this. Any suggestions????
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there's been a lot of talk about the quality of this carrier, from what I understand the actual hinge replacement is fine but the a tire mount has a reinforcement flaw that can cause it to break.. there's a thread on it here somewhere..
 
weeeellllllllllll......... my opinion, no. but there are those who have them and like them. there is a small issue with "breakage"......:confused:

andrew -
 
texasdave said:
Is it really worth that price?? Trying to decide if I should pull the trigger on this. Any suggestions????
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It seems like there are lots of questions as to whether there may be a durability issue. I looked at that one for almost $700 and looked at the OR-Fab with Roto pax containers and a mount for a hi-lift and settled on the Or_fab. I got it on Amazon with free shipping and total delivered was $640. It is super beefy and I am very happy with it.View attachment 29361
 
10frank9 has an ORFab carrier for sale. I think he wants around $350ish for it (maybe more I don't remember) Shipping would still be a lot cheaper then a new one and his is complete. Its a far better carrier then the teraflex but a completely different design. So it depends what you want and if you want your tire to swing open with the gate or not.
 
I like the looks of the Teraflex carrier :thumb: But not sure of its design. I ran the OR Fab carrier for over two years with a 40" Goodyear MTR on a Walker Evans beadlock, highlift jack and two 5gal. fuel cans without one single issue through lots of hard use and abuse.
 

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I like the looks of the Teraflex carrier :thumb: But not sure of its design. I ran the OR Fab carrier for over two years with a 40" Goodyear MTR on a Walker Evans beadlock, highlift jack and two 5gal. fuel cans without one single issue through lots of hard use and abuse.
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That's because it was engineered and not just fabricated by some welder
 
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