Is the Yakima Holdup compatible with a U-Haul 1 1/4 Class 1 hitch or does it require a Class 2 hitch?
167707
I have a class 2 hitch. I'm sure you could get an adaptor to make it work. I had a friend that did just that. It's a great hitch.
167708
If using a 1.25 hitch, you will need the Class 2 version (class 1 will NOT work). Class 3 is a 2 inch hitch.
167709
Yes, but you'll need to buy an adapter, from 1.25 to 2". The holdup is for A 2" receiver.
167710
They make one for each; the 2" and 1-1/4". You have to make sure you order the correct one
167711
They make a 1.25 compatible Yakima Holdup, http://www.yakima.com/shop/bike/hitch/holdup125
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.
1240604
go to INNO's website and reference their fit guide to obtain the part numbers for the materials you will need. you will need the 2 rails, 4 towers, 4 pads that fit under the towers, and the locking kits for the four towers. so that's four different things that have to be ordered. I spent 390 for my set up and its just as useful as yakima but cheaper.
1045654
Yes. It will fit any 1 1/4" or 2" receiver hitch. (you will have to specify what size you have when you order it)
2139056
You need a class III or IV 2 inch hitch on your vehicle. I have a Dodge Grand Caravan. I purchased the hitch to hold the carrier from U-Haul; and they installed the hitch on my vehicle. If you have a vehicle like mine the hitch will be closer to the ground than on an SUV. Go slow in and out of drive ways and parking lots. The carrier may scrape the ground slightly if the slope is too great. Don't worry though the carrier can handle a little bit of scraping.
1624959
Yes, but keep in mind that you have to buy 2 since this is meant to be used with a hitch rack on a pickup truck. It is also only a temporary installation for occasional use only. For a more permanent solution check out what Thule or Yakima has for your vehicle. With that in mind, I hauled two kayaks from Fla to Ohio using one of these on a pickup and they performed very well.
996838
I do not use it with the 2" adapter, but I will assume that it is very much solid, this yakima rack is a very good rack, the only thing that is missing is a part that I designed for this hitch that align the safety pin to the car hitch making it easy to install, this unit is not that light, so lifting it and hooking it to insert the pin it is a problem without a marker to install the safety pin. the rest it is a very good unit.JC
4366
It would most likely fit in the hole, but might not thread into anything to prevent wobbling. The Swagman hitch has threads on the driver's side of the receiver insert that this pin threads into which prevents the rack from wobbling. The Yakima might or might not have the same thread, or any thread at all.
55794
You can purchase either the 1 1/4 inch or 2 inch hitch....it depends upon which receiver the car has installed. You need to know which size is on the car. If it does not have a hitch receiver on the back, you can easily get one installed. I would recommend the 2", which is sturdier and can be used to haul trailers or boats as well.
382081
I have a locking lug nut on my 2014 Jeep Wrangler and this didn't matter. The Yakima Sparetime Bike Rack fit perfectly over the lugs. The plate on the bike rake has multiple holes to fit any type of lug configuration. Good luck and have fun.
636974
You will need another attachment for these two mount on factory rails. If you go on to the Yakima site they will explain what attachment you will need. I hope this helps.
103701
I have a Hidden Hitch Class 1 #60869 with a 1 1/4" square receiver. The Swagman works with either 1 1/4" or 2" receiver. Also got the Swagman 1/2" locking hitch pin so the bike rack cannot be easily stolen.
419357
Yes. I have a Toyota Prius which only accepts a class 1 hitch. This worked perfectly.
1019419
You'll probably need to actually get down at the level of your hitch receiver and look on it to find a sticker or stamp showing what class it is. But it is rare to find a Class II receiver that is 1.25". So if you have a 1.25" receiver, it is most likely a Class I.
671217
I BELIEVE IT IS A CLASS II HITCH (2" RECEIVER).Make sure the hitch is rated for the amount of VERTICAL weight needed!
1458441
Roman, The lock housing should work. Over the years I have had many different Yakima bike racks and always purchased lock housings for them. They all worked well.
1353185
Mine only fits the Yakima 1" round crossbars. If you mean factory crossbar built into your vehicle roof, which is probably not a 1" circular bar, then I think the answer is no. Yakima may sell an adapter or a different rack for your application.