what size hitch cargo carrier would you need to transport this cart?
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This cart is not meant to be pulled behind a vehicle, but to be pulled by hand along a sidewalk or beach.
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We put it in the back of my suv but I think at least a class 2 because it is bulky. A class 1 might be too small for it.
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Mr. Moore I am not sure sir , I carry it in the back of the truck. But I will make an effort to find out sir. Angela
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Mr. Moore I am not sure sir , I carry it in the back of the truck. But I will make an effort to find out sir.Angela
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It is made to pull by hand, not by any type of vehicle. If you load it carefully to balance the weight between the front & back of the cart, it pulls very easily. The only problem (if you carry a lot of weight in the cart) is loading/unloading the cart from the back of a truck.
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59 x 24 x 24 inches ...it fits perfect inside this: Pro Series 63153 60" x 24" Hitch Mounted Cargo Carrier (Black)
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Rola 59102 Expandable Hitch Tray Cargo Bag available from Amazon, better than a box??
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Yes it will work. I'm a mail carrier and I put three full tubs of mail on the cart. I did purchase a bungee cord to keep them on the cart. The cart is very lite weight and the wheels move smoothly
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It will fit in 2 different size hitches. I have a 2 inch but it will fit in the standard sized smaller one. It should work fine.
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I think it would be possible. I'm not sure you would want to drill holes in the aluminum frame. The frame is strong enough as it is but drilling holes in it would weaken it. I purchased a class 3 oversize cargo carrier from Amazon for my fish cart item number Pro Series 1040100.
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I don't know exact size but I would guess 2 inch. I had an '05 Dosage Durango with standard tow pkg & now drive an '07 Chevy Suburban. This hitch works on both of my trucks. Sorry I couldn't be more specific!
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Yep I have. I dunno the size in particular but you can get it off amazon if you type in the name. It was listed as a suggestion when I bought the cart
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You will need a class 5 hitch (2" receiver). You may need or want additional rear leaf springs or coil boosters to offset the weight of the carrier and cargo. The carrier will directly attach to any Reese type receiver. If you have a class 4 system (1.5" receiver) you will need an adapter to 2".
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This particular Dolly will not work for this situation as it doesn't drop the ball height near low enough to accommodate a 5" reduction between the wheels and the hitch.... How close to the ground does the hitch have to be to accomplish your 5" requirement??? Rest the hitch on a furniture dolly with plywood, etc....
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I think trailer hitch holders come in a few different sizes. Maybe you need an adapter?
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47 inches wide by 35 1/2 inches deep if you were looking at this carrier And it was loaded onto your trailer hitch it would be 47 inches from right to left
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I used the x-cargo 15 from Sears. I think most roof carriers have standard hole or clamp placement so that they fit most crossbars.
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its about 3ft long and about 2ft wide its not to hard to transport but you would need a van or a truck I haul mine in a dodge caravan its also better if you have two people if possible
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Yes, you could drill holes for a u-bolt on the side rails to hold the 2" bracket. Just like the axiles are joined. This may only support the cart with no extra load. Also dissimilar metals would cause electroius aka pitting in the aluminum. So use an aluminum bracket and bolts.I use the hitch assembly and I load the cart with about 100lbs. So it essentially extra cargo storage for me. I also noted a 1 mph/gal decrease in fuel economy with cart fully loaded with bulky items over a 400 mile trip.
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Suggest that you view the the (Darby Extend-A-Truck) website to view the detailed specifications: http://www.etrailer.com/Hitch-Cargo-Carrier/Darby/DTA944.html
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About 8" or 9". I use a small car carrier on my Volvo coupe to transport it.