We do! There are a variety of trailer ramp styles and needs out there so we have quite a selection to choose from.
For example, we have the 60" x 14-1/2" Aluminum Car Hauler Ramp Set # 288-07502 rated for 6,000 lbs, the 84" x 14" Gen-Y Hitch Aluminum Loading Ramp Set # 325-GH-R84 rated for 6,000 lbs, or the 90" x 18" Arched Loading Ramp Set # 288-07432-2 rated for 3,000 lbs.
I'm attaching our selection of ramps for you to filter through, but if you could let me know how you're planning... view full answer...
The Flint Hill Goods 27x47 Ramped Cargo Carrier # FHG67ZR weighs 63-lbs; this is the lightest ramped-carrier we offer.
If you do not need a ramp on the carrier, then you do have other options that are lighter, and some of these carriers will fit both 2-inch and 1-1/4-inch hitches. For example, Curt 17x46 Cargo Carrier # C18145 weighs only 28-lbs and fits both hitch sizes.
You will want to note the capacity of your trailer hitch before you select a carrier. There should be a safety sticker... view full answer...
The trailer mover products we carry, such as the Trailer Valet Trailer Mover # STC-V211, install on the trailer tongue and allow you to maneuver the trailer either by hand cranking or by use of a cordless drill attachment # TVDA. Trailers of up to 500-lbs tongue weight are compatible. This jack offers 2-speed posi-traction operation and includes a steering handle. It swivels out of the way for travel. Please see the linked video.
If your trailer tongue weight is too heavy for this solution... view full answer...
Your 2001 Oldsmobile Intrigue can be equipped with 1-1/4-inch hitch of either a Class I or a Class II rating. In order to use a wheelchair carrier your hitch will have to be a Class II type. A Class I hitch will not likely have the capacity to handle the weight of the chair and the carrier. The weight of both together must remain within the hitch's and the car's tongue weight (TW) limit. There will be a sticker on your hitch to indicate its class rating and tongue weight capacity.
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Because the front of vehicle will be slightly raised while situated on the tow dolly, you would not want to a hitch at the rear of the towed vehicle, this downward angle would probably cause drag issues. One option and the most straight forward, would be to go with an adapter such as # D210. This has a lower hitch for the tow dolly and then a higher opening for accessories. You will need to verify weight ratings and fitment of dirt bike and current components such as tow dolly against... view full answer...
For your 2016 Honda HR-V, we offer the EcoHitch Hidden Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - 2" # 306-X7322 with a maximum tongue weight capacity of 300-lbs. Please refer to the linked page. Tongue weight (TW) is downward force on the hitch. In the case of using a hitch-mounted electric wheelchair carrier this means that the combined weight of the carrier you choose plus the wheelchair itself together cannot be more than 300-lbs. You would have to determine if the powered wheelchair plus... view full answer...
Any type of carrier that will be used on the back of an RV or trailer - such as a bike, cargo or motorcycle carrier - must be rated specifically for use on such vehicles. This restriction has more to do with distance and leverage than just sheer weight.
On an RV or trailer, the rear axle will be much further forward of the hitch than with a typical passenger car. This distance translates into more leverage on the hitch and carrier, much in the same way that using a pipe on the end of... view full answer...
The linked page will show you both of the light-duty 1-1/4-inch Class I hitches that will fit the 2018 Beetle Convertible, Curt hitch # C11354. This Curt hitch requires you to use their hitch support strap # 18050 when using a static load like a bike rack.
Hitch installation is an easy no-drill bolt-on process which is detailed in the linked instructions. All required hardware is included and the tools needed are listed in the instructions so you can have everything ready for when the... view full answer...
We offer two Timbren axle-less systems rated for 3500-lbs, part # A35RD545E which has spindles with a 4-inch drop, and part # A35RS545E which would be better for your application since it will not reduce your ground clearance. For off-road use you do not want to use a kit that has drop spindles; this type is better for a ramped trailer where you want a low deck height.
Kit # A35RS545E includes the frame-mount suspension assemblies, E-Z Lube spindles with 4- bolt brake flanges, hub/drums,... view full answer...
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