Is it possible to mount a 2" square tube "bracket" on the bottom (sideways?) and mount it on a two inch reciever hitch?
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Not sure but it fits in the cargo hitch baskets you can buy at Lowes or Walmart for like $69.
771416
It should be possible but you have to keep two things in mind. 1) Proper support as the cart is made of aluminum. You would have to add some additional support perpendicular to the "bracket". 2) You do not want the bracket to protrude from the cart when you are on the beach or you will be busting up your legs. This company also makes an assembly that does what you want already. Sorry but cannot find the web site info right now. Even a baggage carrier that is readily available would work. Good luck. Good luck
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It should be possible but you have to keep two things in mind. 1) Proper support as the cart is made of aluminum. You would have to add some additional support perpendicular to the "bracket". 2) You do not want the bracket to protrude from the cart when you are on the beach or you will be busting up your legs. This company also makes an assembly that does what you want already. Sorry but cannot find the web site info right now.Even a baggage carrier that is readily available would work.Good luck.Good luck
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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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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.
1211573
Not as is. You could bolt it to a 2" square pipe and then it would. It into the reciever
1436462
You could do it but it is not straight forward due to mounting locations being not the exact same. If your handy enough you could do it.
549493
see: my correction .... also the square channel/tube portion of the Hitchmate protrudes 21-1/2" from the front of the receiver body into the truck. so be sure it doesn't have any obstructions like the rear differential etc.
130188
You would need a 2" hitch and it would depend on the size of any spare tire mounted to the rear
135478
If you have a 2" trailer hitch receiver, I see no reason for it not to work. And, this bed extender works very well. I am very satisfied with it.
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It will do 2" but remember it is not pipe thread so hooking onto it is an issue.
1059961
Yes, you just need the 2 " hitch receiver, or have and adapter to go to 2". It works great for me as I use it in the course of landscaping to haul mowers.
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I would presume that you have the right class tow hitch on your car and the hitch can hold a 2" square tube.If you are unsure I would suggest you go not your car dealer and ask or call the manufacturer of this item.
1128859
I don't think you would have room to mount it with you equalizer hitch there
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A straight adapter would work, but this carrier only works on 2" stinger. It won't work on a 1-1/4 hitch because it clamps around the 2" adapter.
1016640
Not on a 2" bar. Check the manufactures website I'm sure they have a mount for 2" bars
304069
I don't think so because it is threaded. Unless your hitch rack is threaded...
1092722
It does come with a 2" adapter but since I have a 2" hitch receiver I never tried to remove it. The other concern is weight. It is a heavy rack and if you add 4 bikes it may be too much for your hitch. You may need to confirm your hitch's maximum vertical load.
2177697
You would probably have to order an extension cable from Rear View Safety, to make the connection at the hitch. Check out their website.
436174
I believe that the answer is yes, but double check the Swagman website or call (that's what I did) and find out for sure. Be mindful of ground clearance. I had a 2 inch receiver tube welded on the back of my trailer and did not use the bolt-on bracket.
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Only if you welded a piece of square tubing on it, it's built to mount flush. Wouldn't take much to adapt, good idea! I may just make one like that now.