Will it stand up when being towed behind a rv
771775
I will state that I have not towed it, but the material is very sturdy feeling, I think it could easily handle outdoor towing like - if I were to do this type of towing, I would use bungee cords or tie-downs to keep the cover secured in place - it has some hooks, but I would use more
771776
First of all you DO NOT COVER A BIKE WHEN BEING TOWED. If you cover the bike you have a very good chance of messing up the paint on the bike from the constant movement of the cover while traveling. Just like if you had a piece of plastic on furniture in back of a pick up truck.
238495
Absolutely free standing. I'd send a photo if I were home. I feared it might fall forward, nut it has been up and solid for months now. Even when driving in and out, with constant door opening and closing. You need not worry about that.
451891
Yes it stands up fairly straight, and you pack the soil right up to about an inch from the top of the bag. I don't think I would attempt to lift it if the soil was wet though, it may cause the handles to rip away from the bag.
125902
Yes , It will , hope you have the shocks, and other equipment . for towing something
355529
The ground clearance is not significantly affected, however the effective length of the vehicle is extended. You could test that by placing a yardstick directly behind your trailer hitch.
815978
It will stand up, haven't had a problem with it falling over, course I have only used it once.
2185266
It should be able to stand on its on. The ground anchors that come with it are not attached so there shouldn't be a problem of it standing alone. One caution, however, it tends to be somewhat flemsey when not attached at the bottem.
1879848
The motorcycle mount extends the hitch receiver behind the motorcycle. So yes it will but it can only be used for flat towing a vehicle. Not for trailers or anything that will add down weight. Additionally, if you intend to flat tow, during the installation try to mount the attachments to the motorhome with a slight upward tilt towards the motorcycle carrier. This will help to increase the ground clearance where your tow bar attaches.
1300276
Yes, it will stand up on its own. (BTW, kudos for spelling "its" correctly both times.)
1098930
It will stand up on it's own when empty. However it will fall over if bumped. It is very lightweight, butvnot flimsy. I have 2 if these bags and I use one every day for work.
1042999
You can definitely stand on it. I used it on my Tahoe and I am very pleased with it.
2248166
As long as you stand it as show in the photo (in a W shape, not straight) it stands fine on its own. I haven't had any issues with mine.
1391648
Yes it will hold up, however, the one I bought wobbles a little. I think it's because I assembled it wrong or it's a bit shoddy.
996825
No, it doesn't stand up by itself really. The hard bottom does help and it depends on the balance of the items inside but it's not meant to stay upright.
1995335
I'm sure it would, we our very happy with ours and we made a stand for it behind the pool so we can just take it off when not needed very handy.
1466325
That's interesting. I wonder why they say not to. It seems to me it would work like any other rack I've seen on the back of an RV trailer. You'll need a tow hitch to mount it on and not knowing how secure that might be I don't know if the boucing and wobble might be exaggerated at the end of a trailer and cause some danger.
1864682
It will stand up in the "landscape" view. It's not super stable, but it works as long as its a flat, smooth surface.