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Ford Expedition Hitch Cargo Carrier Questions

• Cargo Carrier for Carrying Lawn Tractor
  
• Without knowing how much your tractor weighs or how large it is, I would recommend something like a mobility scooter carrier which has an integrated ramp. If your tractor weighs 500 pounds or less, and your hitch is rated for at least 500 pounds of tongue weight, I would go with the 28x48 Hitch Mounted Wheel Chair and Scooter Carrier with 60 inch Long Ramp, part # SC500. I suspect that unless you have a very small lightweight tractor, your tractor might be too large and heavy to be safely carrie
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• Recommendation for a Trailer Hitch Mount Scooter Carrier for a 2005 Ford Expedition
  
• For your 330 pound Scooter, I recommend a trailer hitch mounted cargo carrier with a ramp like 28x48 Hitch Mounted Wheel Chair and Scooter Carrier, # SC500. The deck on this carrier is 27-7/8 inches wide and 47-1/2 inches long so you will need to measure your scooter to make sure it will fit. I have included a link to a video review of this carrier. I have also included a link to all the hitch mount cargo carriers with ramps for you to view. A couple of notes, you will need to have a Class II
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• Recommended Accessories for Use with Rage Hitch Mounted Double Motorcyle Carrier Part # AMC6002
  
• In addition to a receiver lock and straps, the only other things I think you might need are lights or reflectors to comply with your State Department of Transportation laws. This is something you would need to contact your State DOT to find out. Laws and regulations can change frequently so the best way to make sure you are in compliance is to call the DOT. We do carry reflectors and reflector tape that will work with the Bike Carrier. We have reflector tape strips, part # RE418T in addition
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• Will Sport Rack Folding 20 X 60 Cargo Carrier Fit a 2007 Ford Expedition and What Bag is Recommended
  
• You will need to measure your Expedition to make sure there is clearance for folding. When the carrier is folded, there is 1-1/4 inch of clearance from the hitch pin hole to the closest edge of the carrier. If you have less than 1-1/4 from the hitch pin hole to the furthest edge of your bumper, the rack will make contact. We have another carrier that measures 5 inches from the hitch pin hole to the closest edge which should provide enough enough clearance, but again I would measure to be sure. T
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• Will Tailgate Open With Rola GearSpace Cargo Carrier # 59106 Installed On A 2004 Ford Expedition
  
• The Rola Gray GearSpace 34 Twin Tube Slide-Out Enclosed Cargo Carrier, # 59106, will install in your 2 inch trailer hitch on your 2004 Ford Expedition. It measures 10 inches from center of the hitch pin hole to the closest edge of the carrier. It has a twin-tube telescoping base that will slide away from the rear of the vehicle 21 inches. When fully extended away from the rear of the vehicle the measurement will be 31 inches from the center of the hitch pin hole to the closest edge of the carrie
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• Will the Rola Enclosed Cargo Carrier for 1-1/4 Class II Trailer Hitches Fit a 2004 Ford Expedition
  
• As long as the hitch installed on your 2004 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer edition is a 1-1/4 inch Class II hitch the Rola Enclosed Cargo Carrier for 1-1/4" (Class II) Trailer Hitches, item # 59108, will work nicely. Just remember to check the tongue weight capacity of the hitch and vehicle and keep the weight of the carrier and all of its contents below the lowest recommended tongue weight rating. If the hitch on your Expedition is a Class I hitch then the shank on this carrier will not slide i
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Ford Expedition Roof Cargo Carrier Questions

• Difference In Yakima SkyBox Pro 21 Cargo Box - Titanium # Y07186, And Yakima SkyBox 21 # Y07184
  
• The Yakima SkyBox Pro 21 Cargo Box - Titanium, part # Y07186, is the Pro version of the SkyBox. The Pro series is available in titanium finish or the silver finish (#Y07185). The finish that is used on the Pro series is an automotive type finish that includes a better scratch-resistant protective coating. The Pro version also comes with the integrated gear management system that includes the cargo net and the cargo pad (see picture). The Yakima SkyBox 21 Cargo Box, part # Y07184, is the SkyBo
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• Recommendation for Carrying Luggage in a Cargo Box or Cargo Carrier on a 2006 Ford Expedition
  
• The Yakima boxes are not listed as a fit but Thule boxes are. The largest Thule boxes are 21 cubic feet like the Atlantis, # TH688XT. If your luggage measures 30 inches side to side and less than 36 inches tall, you should be able to get 3 pieces into a box this size without any problems and have room to spare. This is if the suit cases are lying down. I have included a link to a video for you. Another option is to use a trailer hitch mounted enclosed cargo carrier like the Rola Tilting Enclo
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• Thule Atlantis Roof Mounted Cargo Box on a 2004 Ford Expedition
  
• This cargo box, the Thule Atlantis item TH686BXT, will fit on your vehicle's luggage rack. I will link you to the web page below which has Thule Bars, in the event you need load bars that go from the driver side to passenger side.
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• Will SportRack Explorer Cargo Box, # A90095 Fit a 2003 Ford Expedition
  
• The SportRack Explorer Cargo Box, # A90095, is designed to fit Thule square bars, Yakima round bars, and most factory roof racks as long as the cross bars that run side to side have a maximum diameter of 4 inches or less. The dimensions of this box are 54 inches long by 39 inches wide by 19-1/2 inches tall. The size of an average suitcase varies from person to person so it would be best to measure your suitcases to see if they will all fit based on the box dimensions. I have included a li
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