Review on Stromberg Carlson CC100 Cargo Caddy by Sam Bhushan

So, before I warn you, you will need a socket wrench set, an angle grinder + cut-off wheels, a Dremel with the same or a metal file, a strong clamp and a hammer. The struts they make to hold the leaf springs you have to shorten them to fit the frame, even if the frame can't be bent they are 5-6mm longer. The clamp should give you mechanical leverage to tighten the leaf springs. I also have to say that the locking nuts are also brittle metal and are easy to remove, so be careful. You should use Loctite on these "lock nuts" as we have already noticed that they come loose. Overall it's cheap junk and can be expected to rust quickly, scratching the coating they apply with their fingernails. You will also need wedges as they fit the receiver terribly and have been torn off about 5mm on all sides.