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Mount-n-Lock GennyGo Generator and Cargo Carrier for RV Bumpers - Aluminum - 250 lbs
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Mount-n-Lock GennyGo Generator and Cargo Carrier for RV Bumpers - Aluminum - 250 lbs

Part Number: MNT67FR
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All-aluminum cargo carrier lets you haul your generator to the campsite and gives close access to an outlet without unloading. Ultra-lightweight, 24" x 24" assembly holds up to 250 lbs. 60 Tie-down points help secure your cargo. Great Prices for the best rv cargo carrier from Mount-n-Lock. Mount-n-Lock GennyGo Generator and Cargo Carrier for RV Bumpers - Aluminum - 250 lbs part number MNT67FR can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Mount-n-Lock RV Cargo Carrier - MNT67FR

  • Cargo Carrier
  • Generator Carrier
  • Bumper Mount
  • 30 Inch Deep
  • Mount-n-Lock

All-aluminum cargo carrier lets you haul your generator to the campsite and gives close access to an outlet without unloading. Ultra-lightweight, 24" x 24" assembly holds up to 250 lbs. 60 Tie-down points help secure your cargo.


Features:

  • Heavy duty cargo carrier mounts to your RV bumper to haul your generators and other hefty equipment
    • Mounts on either side of your bumper for closer access to an outlet
    • Helps reduce clutter and frees up space inside your RV
    • Keeps wet and muddy items from dirtying up your interior
  • 60 Tie-down points give you tons of options to secure your gear
    • Perimeter tie-down points are perfect for large propane tanks and coolers
    • Center tie-down points let you secure small camping accessories or duffle bags
  • Expandable design lets you lengthen your platform up to 8' (additional trays and support arms sold separately)
  • 3 Different assembly options to accommodate heavier loads, body overhang, and larger cargo
  • Aluminum tray and support arms give you a strong, lightweight design that is rustproof
  • Simple, bolt-on installation
    • Support arm brackets secure around RV bumper
    • Mounting hardware included
  • Made in the USA


Specs:

  • Application: 4" RV bumpers
  • Maximum capacity: 250 lbs when evenly distributed
  • Overall tray dimension: 24-1/4" long x 24-1/4" wide x 2-5/8" tall
    • Interior dimensions: 24" long x 24" wide x 2-5/8" tall
  • Support arm dimensions: 25" long x 1-5/8" wide x 4" tall
  • Carrier weight: 16 lbs
  • Limited lifetime warranty


Note: Bumper weight capacities vary by manufacturer. Please be sure to verify the weight capacity of your bumper with the manufacturer prior to loading.


Tie-down Points

Tie-down Points

Whether you're hauling a small suitcase, large 100 lb generator, or gear for a weekend camping trip, this dynamic cargo carrier tray has over 60 different tie-down points (tie-down straps sold separately) to strap down your cargo from any angle, giving you the security you want traveling on bumpy gravel roads, or flying down the highway over long distances.


Expandable Design

Expandable Design

This highly versatile, expandable design allows you to lengthen your cargo-carrying platform from 2' all the way up to 8' (additional trays and support arms sold separately). You can safely haul and store multiple generators or propane tanks on one side and all your camping gear and coolers on the other side.


3 Different Assembly Options


Compact assembly mounts your cargo tray over your bumper to bring your tray 5" closer, giving you more strength to haul heavy generators, propane tanks, or bundles of firewood. This setup will also provide additional clearance space around your RV.


Standard assembly mounts your cargo tray just off your bumper to accommodate RVs where the body overhangs the bumper. This setup allows you to invert your side rails to combine trays and expand your platform up to 8' (additional trays and support arms sold separately) or to hook up a ramp to load your bike.


Extended assembly frees up an additional 5" of space between the back of the tray and your RV to allow a longer cooler or camping chair to overhang your bumper. This setup allows you to invert your side rails to combine trays and expand your platform up to 8' (additional trays and support arms sold separately) or to hook up a ramp to load your bike.



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Installation Details MNT67FR Installation instructions



Video of Mount-n-Lock GennyGo Generator and Cargo Carrier for RV Bumpers - Aluminum - 250 lbs

Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.




Video Transcript for Mount-n-Lock GennyGo RV Bumper-Mounted Generator and Cargo Carrier Kit Review

Hey guys. Zach here at etrailer.com. Whether you've been pulling your camper for a long time or you're new to hauling a camper, you're probably going to run into the issue of needing some extra storage, especially for some of those larger items like a generator or even a cooler. When it comes to like a fifth wheel like this, we don't have a lot of room in the back of our truck for some of those things. We definitely don't want to throw that generator in the camper. Some of that stuff doesn't fit in the basement doors.

So Mount-N-Lock came up with a really good solution, and that's the GennyGo. What separates the GennyGo from a standard cargo carrier is the support arms underneath. So whether you have the standard like we have here, that just says the two arms, or the heavy duty with the four arms, it's going to do a really good job of giving you a solid foundation to carry that weight.It attaches to our bumper with these arms that go around it, and then a bolt drops down and secures that in place. And you can see that is really nice and tight, as opposed to the play you would get in a standard hitch receiver, where you'd have just an old traditional cargo carrier hooked up to the back. So this is going to come in a couple different configurations, whatever is best fits your needs.

This side right here, I have the standard steel with a black powdered coat, and on this side I had the heavy duty aluminum. So both are going to be great options, and each finish is going to have a standard duty with the two arms and a heavy duty with the four arms. Now, the difference in weight capacities, the standard steel construction is going to give you a maximum capacity of 200 pounds. If we went up to the heavy duty option with the four arms, that's going to increase our capacity to 400 pounds.Now, when it comes to the aluminum, the two-armed standard version of the aluminum has a weight capacity of 125 pounds, and the heavy duty, like we have here with our generator on here, is going to give us a maximum capacity of 250 pounds. Now, there is a couple of things to keep in mind when it comes to that weight capacity.

And that's the, how you have it mounted onto the bumper. There's a couple of different links that you can do with this. You can extend it out, you can have it in the standard version right here, or you can make it even more compact to increase that weight capacity. Now, when it comes to the capacity, it can be a little confusing. So pound-feet don't equal pounds, and you'll see a lot of pound-foot references in the directions for this.And basically, what that means is the further you get out, the less this can carry due to the leverage.

The closer you get to stray back in or where your weight is centered, the more you can carry. So if you measure 12 inches, which is the standard measurements for this setup, 12 inches from the bumper, that's not going to be right in the center of this tray with the way I have it configured right now. It's going to hit right about here. So this 12 inches is where if I have my load centered right there, that's going to be 200 pounds capacity. If I brought it out a little bit more, let's say I had my load centered three inches out past that. I'm going to use this generator as an example. This is the etrailer 3,200 watt generator. It's got a dry weight of 90 pounds.So if I had 90 pounds 15 inches centered out, you are going to multiply that by 1.25, which is going to be 112 and a half pounds. That's well below our capacity, but that's just an example of the further you get out from that 12 inches, the higher your item seems to weigh to this carrier. So I would not put 200 pounds all the way out here. If you have something that's close to 200 pounds, you want to bring that carrier in as far as it will go with the mounting locations. So with the possibility of carrying up to 400 pounds with the heavy duty steel version, that's a lot of weight, but some people need to carry more than that. et's say we needed more than just this generator to carry. This generator is a good size for this camper, but if we needed to carry another one or three or a cooler and we needed to max out some capacity, well, what's great about these is you can work these together.So we have two here, separated. If I didn't have this modified plate here. This bumper has been heavily modified aftermarket to add some more strength to it. But you could take these all the way across, and as long as you had a 96 inch bumper, you could put up to four of these. So if that plate wasn't there, I could easily put three of these together. And this is what the extended version looks like. It's the same position as the standard, except for we flip this back plate over, kind of like we do on the side whenever we want to extend these out and combine two of them together. So that's a lot of weight that you're potentially adding to the back if you're putting multiple trays on there. Please check with your manufacturer of your RV or your camper of what your bumper can hold.If you're worried about that, because you're putting several hundred pounds back there, you can pick up Mount-N-Lock safety struts. That's going to attach to the frame and it's going to wrap around your bumper, and it's just going to strengthen your bumper up to 400 pounds. It's not going to add additional weight to your trays that it can carry, but it's definitely going to support that bumper to hold the weight you're putting on those trays. Another thing to keep in mind is if you have a bumper that's messed up. We see them all the time. Those things are just barely welded on, I feel like. They're really just intended to hold your sewer hoses, so sometimes they're kind of bent up. If you think it has any kind of damage, please don't put this amount of weight on the back of it. Mount-N-Lock sells a really nice bumper replacement kit.It's going to be all aluminum. It's 96 inches wide, so it's going to really give you the possibility to get a lot of these trays on here. But it's also going to have the capacity to 500 pounds. So not only is it strong, but it's lightweight. It's not going to have any welding. You will have to drill it into the frame. It's going to take some effort, but you're only doing it once, and it's going to give you that higher capacity to that factory bumper that's probably not going to withstand that amount of weight that you're putting on there. Now we can give you some interior dimensions to see if this is going to work out with whatever you're looking to carry. It's going to have 24 inches by 24 inches of space, and it's going to be two and a quarter inches deep from the highest point.So we have a pretty decent sized generator over here, and it's carrying it just fine. We tried to put the largest one that we offer, it didn't fit on there proper. I think if we added the second tray next to it, it probably would have been fine. But another thing that people like to carry back here are coolers. You can see this one fits in there pretty good. Not getting a second one in there, but if you're carrying those really heavy roto molded coolers, especially the really big long ones, I would definitely get a second tray to put that on there so it fits a little bit better. Another important thing is tying down your load. When you have that much weight back there, it definitely needs to be secured down, and I like that this has all of these different attachment points so I can fit a regular ratchet strap.These are the etrailer ratchet straps. I really like this set because of that keeper. Those fit in there nice, and I like that they're all the way across so I can get a nice straight pull, getting a nice secured load. And another thing with all of these different holes down here on the bottom and all of the mounting holes down low is that's going to allow water to kind of drain out as it collects whenever it's raining. So that way it's going to hold up even better. The aluminum is going to be fine holding up against the water, but the steel over time, if you scratched it, I think it's nice that it drains down. So you don't have to worry about water pooling up and potentially rusting and corrosion on your carrier. So with all of those different configurations when it comes to the weight capacities, one thing that I think is kind of a nice option is the hybrid style.So the hybrid style is going to come with a standard and heavy duty option. And what that is, is it's the steel frame with the aluminum tray. So it's going to have the same capacity as the just full steel kit. So the two is going to be 200 pounds. The four arm is going to be 400 pounds. But what's nice about it is you get the heavy duty weight capacity from the arms, but then you get a little bit weight saved with the aluminum tray. So that's really important if you're looking to save some weight on a smaller camper like a teardrop or a pop-up. Overall, I think this is an excellent way to get some heavy stuff at the back of your camper. This guy that owns this camper, he wants to carry a generator with him. Sometimes he goes out and he can't get hooked up to the campsite's electric, and he doesn't want to store this in the camper.He doesn't have room in his truck bed. So this is an excellent way to get it to the campsite. It's secure. It can hold a lot of weight. I think that I like the configurations that you can do. I mean, we see some photos online, people have all kinds of stuff they're carrying back here. But I think it's just nice that it can adapt to different things. You can put them spread out like this. You can bring them out if you need to clear a ladder or a spare tire, but you can also take it in and a little bit closer if you're looking to carry some more weight. But overall, if you're looking to get some heavier, larger items at the back of your camper, I think this is an excellent solution for you.


Customer Reviews

Mount-n-Lock GennyGo Generator and Cargo Carrier for RV Bumpers - Aluminum - 250 lbs - MNT67FR

Average Customer Rating:  4.7 out of 5 stars   (101 Customer Reviews)

All-aluminum cargo carrier lets you haul your generator to the campsite and gives close access to an outlet without unloading. Ultra-lightweight, 24" x 24" assembly holds up to 250 lbs. 60 Tie-down points help secure your cargo.

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See what our Experts say about this Mount-n-Lock RV Cargo Carrier

  • Capacity Options for the Mount-n-Lock GennyGo Generator and Cargo Carrier
    I checked with my rep at BetterBilt Solutions, the company that owns Mount-N-Lock. He said not to use just the Replacement Support Arms for Mount-n-Lock GennyGo Generator and Cargo Carrier item # MNT84FR to support a generator. These arms can be used to upgrade a current systems capacity but they are not rated to be used without the tray. Depending on the weight of your generator you will want to purchase either the Mount-n-Lock GennyGo Generator and Cargo Carrier for RV Bumpers: 400 lbs...
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  • Correct Mount-n-Lock SafetyStruts for 2022 Grand Design Transcend Xplor 321BH
    The answer to your question will depend on your bumper. More than likely the # MO22FR will be the correct part for your Grand Design Transcend Xplor 321BH. If you have a tube frame with a bumper that is 4" - 4-1/2" wide then this will work as extra support for your carrier and generator. You can see this in the attached review video at the 2 minute mark. If you have an I-beam, S-beam, or single channel frame you want the universal # MO34VR instead. If you don't have a carrier already Mount-n-Lock...
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  • Recommendation to Carry a Generator on a 2020 Lance 1475 Camp Trailer
    We definitely have a couple options available to carry your generator, though it will depend on the weight of said generator. First, the Stromberg Carlson Trailer Tray Cargo Carrier # CC-255 will install on the A-Frame at the front of the trailer. This has a 300 pound capacity and being 29 inches tall, it will typically clear any accessory or propane tank. The only downside is it can get fairly tall making it difficult to get the generator up onto the carrier. I tend to like the bumper...
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    We have a couple of aluminum storage components but they are not foldable. The Mount-n-Lock GennyGo Generator and Cargo Carrier for RV Bumpers - Aluminum - 125 lbs # MNT77FR or 250 lbs # MNT67FR. Your other option is to use a RV trailer hitch receiver like # C13704 and then the Flint Hill Goods 30" x 50" Wheelchair Carrier w/ 48" Ramp - 2" Hitch # FHG77ZR. If you want the bumper mounted fold down storage, we only have the Lippert Components Flip Down Slotted Bike Rack Tailgate Storage...
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  • Recommended Generator Carrier for 25-3/4" long x 21-3/4" wide Generator
    I may have an option for you but the Stromberg Carlson Trailer Tray Cargo Carrier for A-Frame Trailers is not large enough to mount the 4,500-Watt Portable RV Generator - 3,600 Running Watts - Propane or Gas - Electric Start part # 333-0005 that measures 25-3/4" long x 21-3/4" wide x 21-5/8" tall. These are the dimensions with the wheels on but if you were to take them off the generator will still be too wide to fit. If your trailer has a the common 4" square tube bumper I recommend to...
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