Can you put a cargo carrier on this? Something for camping? I have a Toyota Corolla and it isn't the ideal camping vehicle.
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We only used it for carrying pole vault poles which are not as heavy as a cargo carrier could get. A cargo carrier also will present more wind resistance and forces associated with that resistance as a function of how fast your are driving. I would consider installing a tow hitch followed by a metal basket that mounts in the tow hitch. This would be easier to load up and won't damage your roof.http://www.jcwhitney.com/curt-class-iii-receiver-hitchesfor-use-with-small-campers-boathorse-trailers/p2011910.jcwx?filterid=c2309d2171u0j1
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It should work if you can secure it adequately. Keep in mind the 180lb weight limit.
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We only used it for carrying pole vault poles which are not as heavy as a cargo carrier could get. A cargo carrier also will present more wind resistance and forces associated with that resistance as a function of how fast your are driving. I would consider installing a tow hitch followed by a metal basket that mounts in the tow hitch. This would be easier to load up and won't damage your roof. http://www.jcwhitney.com/curt-class-iii-receiver-hitchesfor-use-with-small-campers-boathorse-trailers/p2011910.jcwx?filterid=c2309d2171u0j1
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Yes it should work depending on the topper (there are only 2 straps to hold down gear. If you don't already have a cargo container I would recommend roofbag.com. Excellent product as well for cars with no rails. I have one and have traveled over 2000 miles with it on my roof.
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They have there own cargo kit for this. It like a luggage looking bag. Just get a real metal rack it will last longer than this one.
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I wouldn't put anything that requires stability. When I carried my kayak on it, it wouldn't really work well without a strap from the front and the rear of the kayak. A cargo carrier seems like a dangerous proposition with this carrier and I would highly advise against it.This is mostly designed to keep a solid object from damaging your car, not truly securing something.
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You probably could put a carrier in there but i Wouldn't try it ....the seat belts aren't supported by anything just sewn in.
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Yes you can! Tractor supply, or any auto parts supplier will have one! The only drawback is, raising the height of the carrier will make loading and off loading more difficult, but no more ground clearance issues! Helper leaf springs on your truck will also help, it did for Me! Safe Travels........
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I'm guessing the outside space should work - not certain about the inside one. And it may depend on exactly where your hitch receiver is located. For my Corolla, I can open the trunk with a bike mounted on the outer space, but not the inner one.
85615
Not really...It doesnt extend very far away from the car so I would be careful if the tent is outside for example...
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I think you could fit it in the bag but you'd have to take the wheels off for transport. Probably even be able to stick the wheels in afterwards since the bag is longer than the truck is. I can't actually measure the bag right now, but I answered a question about this in the past and actually specified all the dimensions, if you want to look through question history and see if it's still there.
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The trailer folds up fairly easily. I am not sure how big your trunk is though. The two short ends come off, the long ends fold down and the wheels have a quick release. The handle also folds under. I would think it would fit in well enough, however depending on how big the trunk opens would determine if you could get into the trunk.
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If you have room behind the back seat for carrying cargo then you should be able to. It is 32" wide by 39" tall by 9" thick so if you stand it up or sit it on its side one way or the other it should fit.
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It is not that flexible. It would have to fold up so much as to ruin the cargo tech liner. We would take it out to use our third row seats.
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Yes, but I think you should go for something a bit more rigid. This may be too flimsy if your going to be using it often. Mine just holds some things in the trunk that I rarely use.
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Yes. I want a hitch based system where I can store the ramp in a cargo carrier in the hitch and not have to sling it in and out of the car. I have tried using bungee cords to keep it along the side of the area where my dog is (in suburban and jetta) but doesn't stay securely - fell over on him once. So I have to take up the back seat (now have jetta).
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Boy, you would have to talk to the manufacturer. But, I don't see why not, if the Pilot is hatchback. The car opening in the tent can be adjusted around the rear of the vehicle. I bet you can find the specs online. Be sure to get the 6 ft. lots of room for two people with cots, and watch a DVD on the tailgate.
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Towing is a little tricky, but it would mount vertically on edge behind a camper. As for fishing, there is not much ability to stand up and move around with tackle, etc, but there is a cooler area in which to store the catch.
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This wagon actually has a small trunk in the rear of it. You would probably have to fabricate something to attach a trailer to it above the truck. Depending on the weight of the trailer and what's being carried in it, it may not be a difficult task. Just remember there's not a lot of reinforcement there because it's just plastic.
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i backpacked this tent for two weeks in back country of Yellowstone. it will not fit inside of the pack too well, but the straps on top of the pack are perfect for it. it is heavy and bulky to some degree but not at all impossible to pack around. btw wilmer, car "camping" is not camping, buy an rv. haha
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I have a traverse. With the third row completely up, you can't fit it in the cargo area; you'd have to fold the two seat section down to get it back there with the tray on.
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I don't think so, it is a sturdy tent, but it leaves triangle shaped gaps between the hatchback and the tent. With a teardrop camper there is nothing for the tent to attach on the side door and if your teardrop opens in the back, it would be the same problem with the triangle shaped gaps. There is a product on Amazon that I think would work for you, it is advertised as car camping tent.