Is the ramp removable? I'm looking at this because of the depth of the platform - I need 24" at least - but my cargo may need to overhang the ramp.
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No the ramp is not removable. When in use it stands straight up and locks in place.
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Don't quite understand question, but the whole assembly will slide out of the vehicle hitch tube after taking out a bolt in the hitch tube.
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Dear Mr. Bisli,The website itself describes how to measure clearances for mounting, but even on my Dodge Nitro the height of the load determines whether the rear door can be opened or not without unloading first. As others have said mounting extensions are available but will affect weight capacity. Still the best and safest way to increase cargo capacity. Good luck.
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The hauler actually maeasures 20" deep between the rails on the platform. The 32" dimension includes the part that sticks into the hitch.
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i have the 3 ft ramp and it would not attach to the back of the truck. this ramp would require tools to separate.
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I'm not positive, but I believe they updated the ramp to be able to take the ramp apart into two pieces. It is quite heavy so this might be a nice new feature.
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Sorry but I dont think it does. you can probably take off but it is not intented to be removed. Nice loader thought
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yes, it's detached. Unless you glue them together, it always comes off the ramp when moved.
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take in consideration the base of trunk, where the ramp would lay, needs to be even.also the edge of ramp needs to hook securely as not to slip off trunk while moving up & down. maybe a two piece. might have a curve grab hook on one end. a pair of 5-6in wide by 3 ft long may work they are lighter and are at amazon. i almost got them but i didn't need to move mine around. this one is good for side entry mini vans where it is even.hope this helps.
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Hello Stacey, can you advise if you bought this cargo dog gate? I also, have an Odyssey and need a barrier ASAP for our Shiloh. I hope you see this and will reply! If someone other than Stacey has this same one and has an Odyssey or Sienna, pls reply as well! I need to know how it fits and the durability or other problems, if any. Thank you. =)
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No it's not meant be removable. The ladder is attached to the siderail. You could take it off but it would look weird and you might affect the support of the sides. Hope this helps.
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I really don't know. I bought the cargo trailer as a gift and have never used it myself. I wish I could be more help. Have you tried googling to see if you could find an answer to this question?
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No. It would be to steep. Rule is for every inch up you need to go 1 ft out. I did not apply this rule on a ramp once and even I couldn't get up it
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If it is not a up lift gate, you will not be able to open the back of your car with the cargo box attached to your hitch. Yes, it comes in a box. Dunno measurements.
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No. This is a ramp that has a 2-3" rise on either sides. There is no way a rail can be attached: It's just too thin a material, though sturdy.
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The carrier can be adjusted to a position further away from you automobile or closer. I chose for it to be closest to the cargo door on the Sequoia to reduce the wind resistance. However, to open the cargo door I would have to take everything off of the carrier. With the adjustment further from the cargo door it is possible to open the cargo door without unloading everything from the carrier. Of course if you have a very high load in the carrier you will not be able to open the cargo door regardless of the extended adjustment.
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So I think the weight needs to be spread out. If there are 4 wheels then it can probably handle the weight. The thing I wonder about is width and control. The ramp is edged and the bed of the ramp is only 13" wide. Also, I think it would be pretty steep - could you keep control? I would take a tape measure and measure out the length, and then hold it up to the back of your truck and look at the steepness of the slope.
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Funny you should ask that question. That is exactly what I had in mind when I purchase the bike rack. I thought I could move the cargo box as far to one side as possible giving enough room for the bike rack. It does leave enough room to mount the bike rack but not loaded with a bike on it. It will not do what you are trying to do. In my case it is either the bike or the cargo box but not both. Hope this helps.