Can you hitch on back of rv?
768472
As long as you have the right class hitch I don't see a problem with it. Hollywood racks web site has lots of information on their racks and contact information to submit questions.
769263
As long as you anchored it so that it didn't slide around when travelling I don't see why you couldn't put it in an RV.
1275749
This particular hitch is not adjustable. Sounds like you need a more universal, adjustable hitch. I would contact an RV center for suggestions
1014322
Don't know why not. I think you would need a front trailer hitch receiver. I now prefer it in the back because I have a winch in the front and can pull myself out if I get stuck.
2107792
The hitch is mounted to the rear axle, so the connection point will be about five inches closer to the ground with the smaller wheels and the bottom of the trailer will be slightly tilted forward. I do not think this is a serious problem or indeed a problem at all.
517966
The hitch actually fits under the back cover. I thought I would have to cut the back cover to make it fit but it bolts straight to frame and hangs beneath the black plastic pieces of the truck.
881811
Hello Richard. If you have a tow package / receiver tube on your vehicle then you can set up the carrier. Please keep in mind, the hitch sits lower to the ground than the vehicle making the carrier closer to the ground. Depending on weight and roads, the carrier may bottom out. There are hitch extensions available that slide into the receiver and come up the back of the vehicle to add height. We do not currently sell these but there are some available online and many hardware stores, such as harbor freight, do carry them. Another thing to be aware of is the weight capacity of the receiver on your vehicle. We hope this answer helps you. Thank you Sarah LocksChocksTieDowns. com 856-374-4740
1167120
Yes you can. Just roll back to the cab and secure with Velcro straps, shouldn't 't be a problem .
619938
Hi, Yes, you can easily back up with this hitch hooked up, it is a little more expensive...but I highly recommend this hitch.
1711964
The system comes with a plate that mounts to the ATV , I suppose you could mount that plate any place that is convenient, but unfortunately the system does not come with a tow hitch conversion. Maybe the manufacturer could help. I found that the mounting plate does not connect to the rack system of my quad very well anyway, and I had to run some struts to my 2 inch receiver to stabilize it-the bin is very heavy with material in it and it would tend to rotate backwards before my modification. Hope this helps.
825857
Not with the tubing that comes stock on this carrier. Not near strong enough. A good welding shop should be able to make the needed modifications to allow you to add a trailer hitch. This carrier is good and I have really enjoyed using it.
1994217
Don't think so. The lift rises to the tailgate, so it would be about two feet from the back of the van. There is no way to adjust this.
1692446
Hi Cindy,CRV does not have tire on the back; therefore, I will not be able to answer with certainty but having said that, you might fit this even with tire on the back. There is about 10 clearance from the hitch joint and vertical bar. Even if it doesn't fit, you can add extender to your hitch, which might give you extra clearance. Hope this helps.
2272682
Yes, the hitch swivels so that you can place whatever you have picked up into the bed of a pickup or UTV. It is great.
501984
no...It only needs to be attached to your trailer hitch. It does have a part to keep it from tilting that has to be put over your hitch. It is easy to do.
1994213
No you need a tailgate or you could use a board to go between the van and the lift but be careful
1426970
I don't have a back seat but I believe most carts with back seats have a rear step that mounts to the same area where this hitch would mount. I thought I have seen extended hitches for carts with back seats.