what is the rating of load? Does it come with something that can be attached to the rear hitch (2" ) of a car that travel at low speed, say 5-10 mph?
354048
No attachement included for a 2" rear hitch. FWIW, there is a note in the instructions that says never tow behind a car or the warranty will be voided.
595519
Sorry I can't answer for low riding cars. But it does very well with my Ford F350. It is strong and is wide enough to make it easy to manage curbs.
1917453
Yes. I'm assuming your class II hitch will allow you to have a 2" ball. The weight of the trailer is 700 lbs plus whatever you put in it. So if your vehicle is rated to tow 1000 lbs, you'll be fine for the trailer, it's tent and some reasonable camping gear.
1191646
mine came with 2 inch. I never had that much weight on mine.i put mine on back of tear drop that was to have 2 inch receiver and when I got it they had changed to 1.25 inch so I have an adapter to increase the teardrop which in my case cause the cargo carrier to be a bit wobbly side to sie ,so I had to put thin vinyl floor covering in my receiver to stiifen things up. if directly mounted 2 inch to 2 inch and your load was evened out across carrier I think you would be alright.
1289372
My apologies, MINI does not offer a hitch. It is not set up for towing but if you are looking for a hitch type bike carrier you will have to go aftermarket. Thank you for your inquiry.
1176226
Hey there! 200 mps is pretty fast lol, that would be about 720,000 MPH. ;) No, but in all seriousness, I've taken it up to about 90 MPH on a 9 hour road trip and it held up like a champ. I personally secure it with some rope/twine to a fixed part of the car on the top ball joint as insurance. Would recommend you do this practice as well!
2031005
Hi Dirk, Not quite sure about the question you are asking. If you want to install it on a Chrysler 300 car, I doubt this would be what you are looking for as This is more of a pickup truck hitch. Car hitches are usually quite a bit less towing capacity than a truck hitch would be and more specifically designed for each car due to the different frame configurations (uni-body) of most cars. This is a class III to IV hitch designed to tow upwards of 5,000 lbs and tongue weight of around 500 lbs. Most cars will not be capable of towing this much weight because of the frame design. If you are asking if this will attach to a "base plate" to tow the car behind a truck? The answer would be yes, but still dependant on the tow bar you would be using. Hope this helps answer your question...
77972
It weighs about 50 lbs. Its very easy to attach to a hitch, does not jostle around when driving about and folds up very nicely behind my vehicle, Buick Encore. I put it on the car in the spring and I do not remove it until winter returns.
404103
Just the top receiver has a limited weight. Cannot be used for towing, just a bike rack or similar items.
173718
You will need a 2" hitch. But i think what you are refuring to is because of the spare tire mount. I cannot remember how far back it extended away from the vehicle. I do know if it doesn't work for you amozon will return it for very easy and quickly!
491364
Not me but if your car is low I would not recommend it. If you look for my comment I strongly urged against buying this retractable license plate. Mine failed on the freeway, dragged my bumper and caused $3000 worth of damage to my car plus my car was in the shop for three weeks!
2282501
This hitch has a tongue weight listing for 1,400 pounds. I am sure there is a hedge built into this but I would not recommend it for hauling any distance or at any speed.
959366
I don't know what you mean by a 2" hitch but it will take a 2" ball. The bolt in the balls are 2 sizes, this receiver takes the small bolt.
1633834
This is made for a 2" tube. I just assembled the hitch rack, removed my hitch ball mount, and slid the rack in place. I then used a 5/8" hitch receiver lock to secure the rack and make sure it didn't walk off. Note: As other reviews say, there is a little bit of play (wobble) - but that is to be expected. Once you put a load on the rack, it's not a problem at all. I just completed a weekend of using the rack during the Hood to Coast relay, across some very rough roads and fields, and had no issues at all. This is a very good rack for the price.
2213197
Sorry, too quick on the last reply: the rack itself is heavy, but it's a simple maneuver to slide into the receiving mount on your car which quickly upholds the weight; and then you just insert a mounting bolt. All in it takes about 2-3 minutes to install or take off.
1603905
I don't think you will like this for towing your boat. I only used mine one time, and that was only about 400 ft on grass moving a 3500 lb camper using a small tractor. It felt very loose and wobbly and I wouldn't have used it if I had time to find something else. I was only going about 3 mph. It made enough torque to bend a hitch adaptor I was using so I can imagine it might be able to damage itself. A non-adjustable shank with the drop or rise you need is probably a better idea.
354942
It's not for highway use, but would work on a small yard trailer. Says Load Range 8 at 22PSI. Couldn't see a rating in lbs.