What Cargo Carriers Will Fit etrailer.com Cargo Bag Part # 988501
Updated 11/10/2009 | Published 11/09/2009 >
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Question:
What carrier do you recommend for this bag?
asked by: Marrae B
Expert Reply:
The bag measures 59 inches long by 24 inches wide, so I would recommend a 24x60 cargo carrier. It is a soft flexible bag, and will fit most cargo carriers, but you would get the most out of a 24x60 cargo carrier. Our 24x60 cargo carriers will only fit 2 inch hitches, so if you have a 1-1/4 inch hitch, you would have to use a smaller carrier and bag or replace the hitch with a 2 inch version.
I personally have Tow Ready part # 63153 with the optional tail light kit part # 20174 and it works great, I would highly recommend it.
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etrailer Cargo Carrier Bag - Water Resistant - 20 cu. ft. - 59" x 24" x 24"
- Hitch Cargo Carrier Bag
- Water Resistant
- Large
- 59L x 24W x 24T Inch
- Black
- etrailer
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