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Masterbuilt Hitch-Haul® Cargo Carrier - for 1-1/4'' or 2'' Receivers

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Large, durable cargo carrier for your vehicle
Works with both 2'' and 1-1/4'' receivers
Big 60'' x 19-1/4'' cargo area
Solid steel construction with bridge supports, metal flooring and steel side rails
Black powder coat finish
Rails include tie down holes to secure cargo

The Masterbuilt Hitch-Haul® Cargo Carrier provides the extra space families require for fun getaways. This large 60'' x 19-1/4'' cargo carrier comes with receiver bars for both 2'' and 1-1/4'' receivers to fit practically all vehicles. Durable solid steel construction features [Read More]

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Large, durable cargo carrier for your vehicle
Works with both 2'' and 1-1/4'' receivers
Big 60'' x 19-1/4'' cargo area
Solid steel construction with bridge supports, metal flooring and steel side rails
Black powder coat finish
Rails include tie down holes to secure cargo

The Masterbuilt Hitch-Haul® Cargo Carrier provides the extra space families require for fun getaways. This large 60'' x 19-1/4'' cargo carrier comes with receiver bars for both 2'' and 1-1/4'' receivers to fit practically all vehicles. Durable solid steel construction features 3'' framed-steel side rails and heavy-gauge metal flooring. Steel bridge supports add strength and load balancing. Black powder-coated finish. Offers a 500 lb. capacity when used with the 2'' receiver or a 300 lb. capacity with the 1-1/4'' receiver bar. Rails include tie-down holes to secure cargo. Some assembly required. Weight: 40.5 lbs.

Manufacturer model #: 30110208.

Hitch-Haul Extension Rails sold separately and can be found through item search at item number 38-673-083-00

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I want to use this with a Jeep--it has a rear mounted spare tire. Will the tire get in the way?

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Plan to carry bicycles or lawn mower.

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Naa its fine. I have a wrangler and no problems on what I want to carry.

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Probably. The spare tire will limit the load. Items should never extend wider or deeper than the the Hitch-Haul and load weight must be distributed evenly.

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Can this be made where it can be tilted to accomodate driving/pushing a go-goelite traveller plus 3-wheel scooter

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No, this product is to light

10 months ago

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Can this be used on an ATV?

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I do'nt recomend it at all. It's pretty heavy in it self and can hold up to 300 lBS would probably tip the ATV.

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yes, good for carrying camping equipment

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It could be if you have a standard 1 1/4" or 2" hitch on your ATV. The width may be wider than your ATV, so check it.

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It is designed for autos, but should work if receiver size matches.

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Does this unit fold up.

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Does this unit fold up when not hauling anything?

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Not unless you take it apart.

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- Montana

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No but easy to attach and remove

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- Spring Hill Fl

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It does not fold up. Once it is all bolted together it is one piece with the hitch sticking out about a foot from the side.

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- Virginia Beach

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No, it does not.

2 years, 3 months ago

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- Springfield, MO

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Can I connect my boat to the rear 1!/4" ?

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- Rustburg, VA

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Could be modified to do so

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- Spring Hill Fl

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- Springfield, MO

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What does the 500 lb capacity unit weigh?

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About 20lbs

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The actual weight is the same as the 300 lb capacity unit which is about 35 to 40 pounds (I'm guessing). The only difference is the 2" bar size of the receiver that is bolted to the center of the unit for the 500 lb capacity versus a 1 1/4 inch receiver bar for the 300 lb capacity unit.

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- Virginia Beach

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40.5 lbs

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- Springfield, MO

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Is there a receiver on the outside?

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I want to use this carrier with my winch crane that also fits in the receiver. The carrier goes into the receiver on the truck and the crane then goes in the outer receiver on the carrier. Not all carriers, however, have this capability. I have one at the lease already and the receiver tube is blocked by a large bolt. Does this one have a receiver on the rear also?

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- Houston, TX

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yea it goes all the way thru

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- Spring Hill Fl

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The back side is blocked by a midline bolt and would not accept a receiver. The thin metal used in the construction of this carrier most likely would not support a receiver anyway.

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