Blue Ox Hitch Cargo Carrier - SC2000
Designed for RVs with 2" trailer hitches, this heavy-duty motorcycle carrier includes 2 additional receiver tubes to weld onto your vehicle's frame for added support and an even distribution of weight. Lets you flat tow up to 5,000 lbs.
Features:
- Heavy-duty carrier holds 1 motorcycle up to 1,000 lbs
- 3-Receiver mount distributes the load evenly over rear of motor home and lets you flat tow up to 5,000 lbs
- Receiver extension slips into motor home's 2" trailer hitch receiver
- Designed for use with tow bars only
- (2) 6" Long receiver tubes included - weld onto vehicle frame
- Loading ramp connects securely to deck with 2 quick pins
- Stores between deck and motor home when not in use - attaches to middle receiver
- 6 Built-in tie-down points make it easy to secure your load
- Adjustable-width tire stop lets you change configuration for different applications
- Black powder coated steel construction is durable and rust resistant
- Made in USA
Specs:
- Application: most Class A motor homes with 2" x 2" trailer hitch receivers
- Vehicle frame must extend back to rear of motor home; welded-on extensions will not support the weight of this carrier
- Carrying capacity: 1,000 lbs
- Towing capacity: 5,000 lbs
- Deck dimensions: 86" long x 8" wide
- Ramp length: 72"
- Ramp narrows from 7-7/8" wide to 6" wide
- Outside trailer hitch receiver openings: 1-1/4" x 1-1/4"
- 1-Year warranty
Three-Receiver Mount
To use the Motorcycle Carrier I, you will need to add two receiver tubes to your motor home. The included receivers are designed to be welded to your vehicle's frame; this should be done by a certified welder.
Once the new receivers are in place, you can carry heavy loads and still tow your car. The Motorcycle Carrier I slides into the outermost receivers, spreading the load over the length of your rear axle. This puts less force on your vehicle's frame than a factory, single-receiver hitch would. A hitch extender is included for use with your factory hitch so that you can attach your tow bar without the carrier being in the way.
Removable Ramp
A durable steel loading ramp is included with your Motorcycle Carrier I. This ramp attaches to the carrier deck and secures with two quick pins. Once you load your motorcycle, just remove the quick pins, lift the ramp out of the mounting slot on the carrier deck and place it horizontally across the receiver tubes behind the carrier. Then secure the ramp to the middle receiver tube with the included bolt and nut.
SC2000 Blue Ox Motorcycle Carrier 1
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