Can I assume this works with my boat trailer seems like everyone is talking about bike racks??
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Rodney. It should work just fine. I tow a 30 foot travel trailer and it solved my problem. Don
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I don't really think what you are towing makes any difference. This device does nothing except to take the wobble and play out of the hitch /receiver. I do a lot of towing...cargo trailers, campers, etc, and I wouldn't see any need to use such a device when towing. For the bike rack, you want a solid connection so the bikes don't sway. In my mind this wouldn't be necessary when towing. Whether it works or not is really more dependent upon the combination of your hitch and receiver setup.
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Works wonderfully with all devices. The hitch becomes a solid unit as if it were welded in.
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Yes it will! The hitch tightner takes the play out of where the hitch ball mount slides into the towing receiver that is mounted to your vehicle.
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Rodney, I am so sold on this product due to it's ability to stop all movement of the hitch bars it would absolutely work on anything with a 2 inch bar. It is made from quarter inch steel plate that is powder coated black and the U bolt and 3/4 inch nuts are stainless steel. Once it is installed it will stop all movement of anything you can put on it. I have 2 now and ready to buy 2 more. Tim
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Absolutely! My first experience was with a U-Haul trailer. Previously with same vehicle (Honda Pilot) hitch rattled inside car's receiver.
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Tounge weight is the key. I was pulling maybe 90 lbs tounge and it held. It's something like 1/4 steel, so I'd say it should cover you no problem
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no...it is just the ladder rack that you bolt onto your trailer...they work very well for me
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It should work fine. I just looked up the bike you have and the trailer attachment part would just bolt onto the left side of the frame by the back tire.
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Good day, our racks were made to be compatible with most panniers out on the market, pending that they attach to the side rails of a rack. Thank you and have a great day!
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Yes it works just fine, I have a MTB and road bike which I use the rack for.
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Your hitch is going to be occupied by the bike rack. If you find a dual hitch receiver with a tall enough rise you may be ok. You also want to be careful you don't go over your max tongue weight.
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I'm not sure what you're asking. This is a rack for 2 bicycles. Please rephrase your question & I'll see if I can answer it. Thanks. Steve
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Yes, it seems to. It works with both mine and my wife's mountain bikes. If you will be using it with more than one bike, make sure to buy an extra bike to trailer attachment(~$13). That way swapping the trailer from bike to bike takes no tools and virtually no time at all.
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Unlike "harry truman" I am an engineer and unless you put a boat sail on the rack then it will be fine. Just make sure the clamps are made out of something not to brittle or prone to rusting.
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Hi Raymond, I guess it will, it is a very versatile device, try to check if the lateral straps would get a place for stabilization. That is VERY important for the rack not to move laterally due to the weight of the bikes.
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I just got one of these trailers to connect to my Trek Mountain Bike and no, it does not work and the adapter is NOT universal. Your frame must be flat where the axel bolt meets the frame. Lots of mountain bikes actually have curved molding on the frame around where the bolt meets the frame. If your frame does not have apprx 1 1/2" diameter of flat frame from the center of the axle bolt hole, the mounting bracket will not work.
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It will attach to any size bike the wheels on the trailer are 20" so you will be fine.
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Not easily. You could use a cable and loop it around the frame of the bike and the trailer hitch, maybe?
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I would contact the company to be certain, but we load really beefy kids bikes on there with no problem. Just make sure your hitch is rated for the very heavy Swagman PLUS your very heavy bikes. ;)
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The rack will work but you may need and adaptor bar for the upper attachment. These can purchased st a bike shop. Wal-Mart has them for 16.98
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I think most Thule products are specific to the Thule load bars unless otherwise noted. This rack certainly seems to be, although there may be adapters available. For your application, you might consider a hitch rack if the vehicles you'll have will have hitches. Otherwise, you may need to look to vehicles that you can put your bike IN rather than ON. Good luck!
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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.