Would thisnworkmon a suburban with a hitch that is 22 inches off the ground
1996679
I don't know what you mean by 22 hitch. If you have a lift kit on your Chevy the ramp on this will be too short. I use one on a Toyota 4runner and it works fine.
1996680
Yes! We have a chevy truck, with the same frame, that we use our ramp with. Hope this info helps!
1996681
I'm not sure what a 22 hitch is but it will work on a 2 inch hitch. I'm guessing you had auto correct feature on and the program auto changed it?
1996682
ITS A STANDARD hitch so I think it a 4x4" receptor. On a 2x2 it sure would have a lot of play anything would even if you had a adapter unless you secured it
1996683
This should work on your suburban if it has a 2" receiver. It fits into the receiver after the ball assembly is removed.
1437751
It depends on how high your truck is now. You might want to carry some blocks to put on the ground under the jack.
44848
I am not 100% sure because I did not measure it when I set it up. 22 inches is definitely possible.
1920808
My pole is 22 feet from ground to top and approximately 10 inches around at the ground.
378527
I don't see way not, assuming you have the appropriate rail system. It will however sit quite high even on a flat top.
1903109
Nope, you would have to take it out and pop in a hitch. I have seen some recently that have a step with hitch, combo at Uhaul.
1240807
Weight and tires won't be the problem however the width could be... may come close to the rear of vehicle. I also should point out the I use 7 straps with this it wobbles a bit so I strap the ends back to the hitch.
1673448
Negative, as far as I can tell. Perhaps if you put an extender on the hitch it will work.
668286
Shouldn't be an issue; only raises trailer about 6 inches; would have to be aware of angle on shoulder of road, and if too much, move to a lesser angle.
1642386
I think it would work..it is essentially even with the bumper, and the upright post is approximately 1-1/1/2 feet tall.
1596201
Doubtful, with a 22 foot lift. Generally the highest they will go is 12 to 15 foot lift.
1794092
As long as the height and width of the hitch work for the trailer. Keep in mind it shifts sideways to all the trailer to be towed so make sure you have enough of a neck on the trailer.
1354645
That is a very difficult question to answer-really based on a lot of factors like current hitch height ball setup trailer etc etc but if more height is the concern I'd say no more than maybe 4-5"over a regular ball setup
1269001
Probably, but not very practical for this purpose. It would have to be set beneath a very solid point on the frame, and there would not be enough clearance in most cases. Also probably would not provide enough vertical lift.
1913320
Yes, you can pull out the end that connects to the hitch. You should be able to get 17 inches.
2181890
Yes it can. I use it behind my 25HP lawn tractor and behind my ATV. It has the standard hitch that lawn implements use.
652140
if it mounts to your hitch, then it is unlikely, unless you rig something up