Can Lower Square Tube on Kuat Pivot be Used with Accessories
Updated 02/02/2018 | Published 02/01/2018
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Can you also use the stationary extension as a hitch mount? The part that is basically an extension of the original mount hole? I would like to mount my dirtbike hauler on the lower whole to keep it closer to the ground when not hauling bicycles.
asked by: Keeley D
Expert Reply:
The lower square tube on the Kuat Pivot # PVP20B is not designed or rated for use with any type of accessory. It also is not set up for it (no pin holes) so it is not a good option for your application. We do have adapter # RM-072-2 which has a 400 pound tongue weight capacity and 2 inch drop. However if you use it or anything similar it will reduce the tongue weight capacity of the trailer hitch by 50 percent.
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Kuat Pivot 2 Swing Away Hitch Extender for Bike Racks - 2" Hitches - Passenger's Side
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