Roadmaster Accessories and Parts - RM-077-2
Roadmaster Dual Hitch Receiver
Double your towing capacity while using a tow bar. Add a bike carrier or cargo carrier with the dual hitch receiver.
- Fits 2" x 2" trailer hitches
- Dual receivers have 2" x 2" openings
- Capacity: 10,000 lbs. Towing | 400 lbs. Tongue Weight
Please Note: Not for use with any type of trailer - tow bars only.
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- How to Carry Bikes while Towing and Using a Reese Weight Distribution 350 Mini
- The Roadmaster Dual Hitch Receiver Adapter, item # RM-077-2, is not designed to tow trailers of any type. It is designed for use with a tow bar that pulls a vehicle behind an RV.
At this time I do not have an option for mounting a bike rack in the receiver hitch along with the 350 Mini Reese Weight Distribution System, item # RP66041.
Your best option would probably be a truck bed mounted rack for the bikes when towing, like the Topline 2 Bike Carrier Truck Bed Mounted Expandable Bike Rack
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- Clearance Dimensions of Roadmaster Dual Hitch Reciever With 2 Inch Rise
- The distance from the center of the hitch pin hole to the back side of the receiver openings is 6-3/4 inches. From hitch pin hole to hitch pin hole on receiver openings is 10-1/4 inches.
If you are simply looking for an extension and not necessarily two receiver openings, we have several extensions available in various sizes. I have included a link to all of our 2 inch extension parts. Please note that using one of these extenders will reduce hitch capacity by 50 percent.
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- Towing a Dual PWC Trailer and Using Cargo Carrier at the Same Time
- For your cargo carrier, a better option would be the Valley Trailer Hitch Ball mount with 2 Inch Receiver, part # V75090. Keep in mind that this ball mount has a tongue weight capacity of 500 lbs. This means that the tongue weight of your PWC trailer, the cargo carrier and anything placed on it can weigh no more than 500 lbs.
I am including a picture of the Valley dual hitch receiver with dimensions that might help you decide if it will work for your application.
The Roadmaster Dual Receiv
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- Can I Use The Roadmaster Dual Hitch Receiver Adapter # RM-077-2 With My Blue Ox Tow Bar
- If your Blue Ox tow bar is an RV mounted tow bar, then part # RM-077-2 will work if your receiver is a 2 inch by 2 inch receiver. An RV mounted tow bar will have the shank to fit into one of the 2 inch by 2 inch openings of part # RM-077-2.
If your Blue Ox tow bar is a vehicle mounted tow bar, then part # RM-077-2 will not work, as it will have a ball mount coupler on the end of the tow bar.
As long as your Blue Ox tow bar is an RV mounted tow bar, as it would disconnect from the vehicle y
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- Recommendation for Carrying Bikes While Towing a Trailer at the Same Time
- The Roadmaster Dual Hitch Receiver Adapter, # RM-077-2, is for tow bar use only and cannot be used with any type of trailer. But there may be another option.
You may be able to use a towing bike rack, like # S64955, depending on how many bikes you wish to carry. I have included a link to our towing bike tracks for you to view. Please note that the weight of the rack plus the weight of the bikes will count against the tongue weight capacity of the trailer hitch.
Another option is to install
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- Bike Rack Options When Towing a VW Jetta with a Motor Home
- I might have a solution for you, but this Roadmaster Dual Hitch Receiver Adapter # RM-077-2 that you referenced is designed for tow bars only.
You might be able to use a bike rack that will install onto the ladder rack of your motor home. This would give you a bike rack to carry your bikes and still be able to use your tow dolly to tow your Volkswagen Jetta Sportwagen.
If you have elliptical or flat steps you could get a Topline 2 Bike Carrier RV Ladder Mounted Bike Rack # BR1200. If you
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by: Happy Camper12/27/2010
