can you attach another hitch mount that will raise the level of the carrier further from the ground? do you sell one?
376797
not without modification,but the receiver hitch you add to the end can step up.hitch works great for me,very happy!
376798
Yes you can! Tractor supply, or any auto parts supplier will have one! The only drawback is, raising the height of the carrier will make loading and off loading more difficult, but no more ground clearance issues! Helper leaf springs on your truck will also help, it did for Me! Safe Travels........
1110444
If it doesn't come out far enough, you could buy a hitch extender. This is not a difficult rack to get on and off the hitch, but it is a bit awkward because the rack does not fold down flat. It's a great hitch rack though. I highly recommend it.
1903109
Nope, you would have to take it out and pop in a hitch. I have seen some recently that have a step with hitch, combo at Uhaul.
1239437
no you cannot! it requires some type of rail system to be able to mount it! at least the one i have
1019138
yes but you will need to purchase a cable separately. You can run a long cable through the hitch for extra security.
1326596
By "can" if you mean is it possible to attach more risers, then the answer is yes. However I don't know if you can buy them? Additionally, they are higher than they appear in the photo.
1199929
I have a 2009 Toyota Venza and unfortunately I am getting drag in and our of my driveway. Harbor Freight has a Hitch Extender/Rise. I am going to give it a try.
2022958
I am having a hard time visualizing how you would do this. The bikes hang vertically, so I do not see how it would work on a receiver hitch rack.
1043346
Though you could likely find a way to use your rack in the existing opening, it is not designed with a pin hole if your hitch did slip in the receiver. I imagine a good hitch shop could fabricate something and drill the pin hole to secure your rack to the cargo carrier.
1283203
Yes I think it can be done,probably wouldn't hurt to stiffen up the hitch with more iron so as to be able to hold the weight fwd a lil more
1458714
With this hitch you don't lose height to the ground. From the ground to the hitch are 11". I take a picture but I can't include in to the message. I very happy with this hitch from curt.
825860
Somebody makes receiver hitch extensions for use with big truck bed campers. I've seen those carry heavy trailers. If you built the cycle carrier substituting that piece for the piece that comes with the kit it might work. Pop ups don't have much tongue weight. This is idle speculation. I haven't tested it, but that's how I'd do it
71881
These racks have quite a bit of bounce to them to begin with...throwing in more connections would really get things to bouncing. I wouldn't try it. I have an adapter to raise my hitch-height, but chose not to use it for that reason.
95502
After installing the hitch and measuring I found the lift rises up from the bottom of the bar by 5 inches plus or minus half an inch.
110200
If it is mounted properly, it doesn't have much sway, but there is a proper "right side" left side" to attaching the hitch. If you are getting a lot of sway, you may have to reverse the position.
1720468
A straight adapter would work, but this carrier only works on 2" stinger. It won't work on a 1-1/4 hitch because it clamps around the 2" adapter.
706443
It doesn't include a tow hitch. I'm sure you can buy a bracket to mount, you will have to petal a little harder to pull the added weight.