Old 03-25-24, 02:01 AM
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Duragrouch
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Originally Posted by Camilo
That's kind of what I was wondering about the suitability to a child carrier. Obviously the one illustrated in this thread is for cargo, but I was wondering if it would be trustworthy enough for "precious cargo". Would it break away under certain forces, and would you want it to.

Not really germane to the discussion, just curiousity.
I think most child trailer hookups are not any stronger. But with hills, I would not want it coming loose. Simple solution: Just like with vehicle trailers with safety chains, rig a backup out of thin plastic covered stainless steel cable with a clip, just snug enough so that if the standard hookup comes loose, the trailer hitch end stays attached but doesn't go into the rear spokes.

I should get paid for advice this good.
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