Transporting Mobility Chair on 5th Wheel Trailer

Updated 01/10/2018 | Published 01/09/2018

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Curt Adjustable Trailer Hitch Receiver - 18"-51" Wide - 2" Drop - Class III - 2"

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Adjustable Width Trailer Hitch Receiver for RVs, 18" to 51" Wide

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Question:

i have a 2014 harley tri glide .I want to use your product to haul my amigo witch weights 130 lbs with the weight of the rack of 60 lbs given me a total weight of 190.to 200 lbs max .would I be able to haul that on the back of the bike .Im experimenting leg weakness due to past back surgeries and am planning a trip to Arizona hauling my fifth wheel and motorcycle for the winter and wondering about hauling my amigo different places i may need it. thank you

asked by: Robert

Expert Reply:

It sounds like you are interested in transporting your 130-lb Amigo mobility chair on the back of both a 5th wheel trailer and your Harley trike. A 60-lb carrier that can hold the chair will typically require a suitably-rated 2-inch hitch, one that has the necessary tongue weight (TW, or downward force) capacity for the combined weight of the chair and the carrier.

We do not offer any hitch for the Tri-Glide but we do have hitches made for installation on trailer frames, such as on your 5th wheel. All frame-mounted 2-inch RV hitches are shown on the page I linked for you. These are made with varying TW ratings from 350-lbs up to 600-lbs, as with Curt hitches # C13701 and # C13702. These fit RVs with frame rail spacing from 18- to 51-inches and they can be bolted on or welded on.

expert reply by: Adam R