Can I pull an enclosed motorcycle trailer on my 2010 Ford Explorer with this hitch?
203429
This is not to be used for pulling. It is to be used to convert sizes of the receiver to fit things like bike racks or those platforms that you would carry luggage on. Not to be used for towing.
1029034
I believe the rack is rated for a 200lb / 2,000lb (tongue / load) weight, which would equate to a 3/4" shank on the ball to fit the 3/4" hole on the rack (we ran into the same thing). If you can find a 2" ball with a 3/4" shank, that would also work; you'd just have to ensure you didn't exceed the 2,000lb towing weight on your 10' trailer. The rack / hitch combo has worked great for us...as long as we observed the shank diameter and capacities.
760128
I believe it can be if the atv has a towing fitting. I pull it with my lawn tractor. An atv can go much faster than a lawn tractor though, so I would be careful to keep the speed down when pulling the trailer.
1131038
Yes but it isn't designed for that. Trailering would put a lot of stress on the four welds attaching the two parts. You would be better off buying a hitch designed for that purpose. We call them drop hitches around here. Good luck.
31188
you would have to have some sort of a reese hitch receiver , i tried everything myself to use it without one it didnt work i ended up welding on my 4 wheel to use this
2262938
To get the answer to your question go to the PullRite web page, they have complete compatability listings there. It's a great hitch for a short bed pickup.
1642084
The answer is no. The hitch is bolted to the shank. I purchased one of these & very satisfied.
1114301
the hitch would be strong enough you would have to check the vertical clearance between the tow bar and rack.
859816
the hitch wouldnt have an issue pulling a large bike...however, i would just make sure your bike has enough clearance on it so that your "fairings" are not damaged...i pulled a CBR1000RR with no issues
2118160
Depends on what your towing with!! Run whatcha brung and hope ya brung enough. The rails will put up with it!!
1889566
NO, is the short answer. You will have to unplug and remove the unit, and allow the receiver to receive the hitch.
447888
The cart is made for the handle to rotate on the handle shaft so you can use it as shown or reverse the hand-hold so the other end is available. That end is two flats that are separated so they will slip over anything that is only 3/4" or less thick with a hole in it. Then you put a pin through the holes in the flats and the hole in your towing vehicle. So as long as your 4-wheeler has the right shape and size available for the cart hitch it will work fine. I tow mine with a golf cart that has an eye bolt mounted on the back bar of the golf cart.
2269054
Not sure. I do know the winch connects to the plate on your trailer with bolts whose heads slide in to the winch and face down into holes in your plate. If your plate's holes are not big enough just drill larger holes. This thing is a beast. You should buy it.
2198234
Unfortunately I don't have access to the hitch any longer. But I can say that used it with a Drawtite hitch and there was no problem.
884505
The trailer is not included the rack just attaches to a utility trailer and yes you could pull behind a car or SUV
2177697
You would probably have to order an extension cable from Rear View Safety, to make the connection at the hitch. Check out their website.
2145889
Your question would better be directed at either: 1)The professionals at Draw-Tite. (extension use already cuts vehicle's tow capacity by 50%) Can only assume you indicating flat four towing? Not your vehicle aboard a trailer behind your RV type of towing? 2)Your RV owners manual? And/Or the manufacturer of the hitch that is on your RV Lastly probably never ask the "professionals" here on Amazon.