Is this rated to work with a Class I trailer hitch?
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Yes. It's a light weight Harbor Freight Trailer. I am pulling it behind my motorcycle.
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No you will need to get a hitch adapter, the best one i found is through uhaul that goes from 1 1/4 to 2, you will need to get the short adapter because a type 1 hitch has stoppers to prevent you from using a larger hitch adapter.
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Yes it will! the hole are already in the frame also. Took me 30 mins to install! nice hitch
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I would contact the company to be certain, but we load really beefy kids bikes on there with no problem. Just make sure your hitch is rated for the very heavy Swagman PLUS your very heavy bikes. ;)
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Hello Richard. Unfortunately I show that the manufacturer (Dee-Zee) does not have a listing for your application. Bert Camp Rigid Hitch Amazon Sales
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Yes it will work. And it will save wear and tear on the rack. We are full-time RV'ers and I have yet to see the hitch tightener work loose.
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Honestly I'm not sure, but this is not a good hitch. It is very sloppy and I wish I would have just stepped up to a better quality. I bought a new truck and traded off my old hitch with the old truck. Big mistake. The hitch is constantly banging around and is actually a little scary to pull with. Will be getting different one when I can afford it.
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The bike rack I received works with 1.25" and 2" hitches. It has an adapter to make it fit the larger 2" receiver. The adapter came installed on the rack. You take the adapter off if you only have 1.25" receiver. I do believe a Class 1 hitch is a 1.25", so if that is correct, you should be fine. Just make sure you have a 1.25" or 2" before you purchase, because if your receiver is not one of those two sizes, it won't work. Hope this helps. Happy riding! P.S. I love this rack. Great value for the dollar and when you screw down the bolt, it keeps everything from swaying and wobbling. Also, make sure you have a 19MM wrench or socket laying around for the anti sway bolt, as you will need it. The bike rack I received works with 1.25" and 2" hitches. It has an adapter to make it fit the larger 2" receiver. The adapter came installed on the rack. You take the adapter off if you only have 1.25" receiver. I do believe a Class 1 hitch is a 1.25", so if that is correct, you should be fine. Just make sure you have a 1.25" or 2" before you purchase, because if your receiver is not one of those two sizes, it won't work. Hope this helps. Happy riding! P.S. I love this rack. Great value for the dollar and when you screw down the bolt, it keeps everything... » Read More The bike rack I received works with 1.25" and 2" hitches. It has an adapter to make it fit the larger 2" receiver. The adapter came installed on the rack. You take the adapter off if you only have 1.25" receiver. I do believe a Class 1 hitch is a 1.25", so if that is correct, you should be fine. Just make sure you have a 1.25" or 2" before you purchase, because if your receiver is not one of those two sizes, it won't work. Hope this helps. Happy riding! P.S. I love this rack. Great value for the dollar and when you screw down the bolt, it keeps everything from swaying and wobbling. Also, make sure you have a 19MM wrench or socket laying around for the anti sway bolt, as you will need it. « Show Less
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If you have a tow hitch then yes.it comes with a class 3 hitch adapter but is designed for a class 2
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J B Pennington is correct, if you can fit standard hitch mounting rails it will be no problem.unless you are quite handy and have the correct tools you will probably need to have the rails professionally installed.
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As long as you have the right class hitch I don't see a problem with it. Hollywood racks web site has lots of information on their racks and contact information to submit questions.
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I don't know for sure. It is built to go into a 2"x2" hitch. It should work as long as you don't have the smaller 1"x1" hitch.
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Sorry, I am not the seller or maker of these hitches. I am only a customer. You'll have to ask the company or a vendor. Good luck.
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Yes, it's the standard pin size for a class 3 (?) hitch. Any smaller and it would probably fail when loaded. I only use mine to extend a bike rack past the bumper, however.
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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.
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Class III hitches are rated up to 5,000 lbs. The ratings are: Class I - up to 2,000 pounds (910 kg) - light loads Class II - up to 3,500 pounds (1,600 kg) - light loads Class III - up to 5,000 pounds (2,300 kg) - larger loads (campers, boats, etc.) Class IV - up to 10,000 pounds (4,500 kg) - larger loads (campers, boats, etc.)
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This 2" hitch will not fit into the Class II receiver. Class II Trailer Hitch Receivers: Designed for light-duty towing - Are rated up to 3,500 lbs GTW and 350 lbs TW - 1-1/4" x 1-1/4" receiver hitch opening - Will work with Class I and Class II accessories, such as bike racks, cargo carriers. Class III Trailer Hitch Receivers: Designed for trucks, vans and sport utility vehicles - 2" x 2" receiver hitch opening - Rated up to 6,000 lbs GTW with 600 lbs TW - Allows for more gear to be carried or towed Works with all Class III accessories.