Yes, it will Mike! The EcoHitch Hidden Front Mount Trailer Hitch item #EH54QR is exactly what you need for your 2024 Ford F-350 dually. This hitch is specifically designed to fit the dually models. It has a 2" receiver with a 1,000 lbs vertical…
The Hollywood Racks RV Rider Bike Rack for 2 Electric Bikes #HLY64FR is rated for for motorhome towing and flat towing so you could place it in your dual hitch receiver or on the back of your vehicle if it has a 2" receiver.
Lisa, the HomePlow #ME53FR uses a true hydraulic lift and power-angling system, so it can apply real down pressure when you hold the lower control. That’s the main advantage over the electric HomePlows like the ##ME28FR and #ME88FR, which only lower…
Kyle, the HomePlows like #ME53FR lift about 8" in travel mode, while the WingMan #ME35FR lifts closer to 10" thanks to its larger hydraulics. That’s plenty to clear curbs or the edge of your apron. If your slope’s steep, you’ll appreciate…
Hello James, I can definitely help with that. Roadmaster does offer a D-ring adapter that will work with the Eagle 8000 tow bar. Here are the parts I recommend for flat towing your 2013 Wrangler Sport: - Adapter for Jeep D-Ring Bumper Mounts to…
Hello Karla, Wow, that is a really nice e-bike! I do not blame you for wanting a ramp for your e-bike, just because you can lift your bike doesn't mean that you should. For your 2024 Aventon A-Level 2 step through Commuter E-bike I recommend the…
Hey Joe, great question! I actually talked to one of the B&W reps about this exact thing when they were here a while back. For the B&W Companion 5th Wheel Hitch #BWRVK3300, the best place to start is the middle position (A). That’s the…
Hey Dave, so the best option for carrying your carbon frame bike and e-bike is the Swagman Escapee part #S39SR with the ramp #S59SR . It has the capacity for carrying an e-bike, is rated for travel trailer use, only touches the bikes by the tires…
Great question! I went ahead and reached out to my tech at Hollywood Racks, and he confirmed that using a 2-1/2" to 2" hitch adapter is completely fine to use with the RV Rider #HLY64FR. If you need a hitch reducer for your 2-1/2"…
Hello Andrew, Well that sounds like quite the fun trip, what state or states will you be traveling through? You're asking a really important question, especially since you're planning a cross-country trip with about 250 pounds of bikes and…
Hey there Lisa, hope you're having a great day. So you actually brought up a really good question. The etrailer Anti-Rattle Hitch Collar for 2" Hitch Receivers #e38FV uses a gate that comes down and makes contact with the shank of the bike…
Hey Jen, thanks for reaching out! The AC world has been shifting a bit this past year because of a new regulation that says all ACs from here on out need to use R32 refrigerant. Because of this, a lot of the older AC units have become obsolete. The…
RV Bumper Racks offer a robust solution for transporting bikes on your RV. They are designed to fit securely on the bumper, providing extra storage without compromising stability. Perfect for long trips, these racks can handle multiple bikes and are easy to install, making them a great choice for adventurers.
Installing an RV Bumper Rack is generally straightforward. Most racks require basic tools and can be mounted in about ten minutes. Some adjustments might be needed, like extending the bumper or drilling additional holes, but these modifications are usually simple and worth the extra storage space.
Yes, RV Bumper Racks are built to be sturdy and can handle heavy bikes. For example, they can securely hold mountain bikes weighing around 35.5 lbs each, even on long trips. It's important to ensure the rack is properly secured to prevent any swaying during travel.
Some users find they need to extend their bumper or drill additional holes for a perfect fit. Adjusting the spacing for different bike sizes and adding straps can also help secure the bikes better. These modifications enhance the rack's functionality and ensure a snug fit for various bike types.
To prevent bike damage, it's common to use protective materials like pool noodles over the bike frames and rack bars. This prevents scratches and keeps the bikes secure. Additionally, using tie ratchet straps and rubber straps can help hold everything in place, ensuring a safe journey for your bikes.
While RV Bumper Racks are generally secure, some might find the locking mechanisms insufficient. It's advisable to use additional locks or cables to secure the rack and bikes, especially if the rack's pin can be easily removed. This extra step ensures peace of mind during your travels.
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