The description says it will support 350Lbs with a class II receiver. Does it come with a 1-1/2" bar, or just a 2"?
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mine came with 2 inch. I never had that much weight on mine.i put mine on back of tear drop that was to have 2 inch receiver and when I got it they had changed to 1.25 inch so I have an adapter to increase the teardrop which in my case cause the cargo carrier to be a bit wobbly side to sie ,so I had to put thin vinyl floor covering in my receiver to stiifen things up. if directly mounted 2 inch to 2 inch and your load was evened out across carrier I think you would be alright.
2171913
300lbs. I've put 300lbs on this rack and it handled it just fine. The 2" receiver racks can hold up to 500lbs.
310838
I believe it was 300lbs. These bars don't have a center support bracket so the less weight the better IMO
388263
I have a 2" receiver & it works fine with that. I did order some adaptors for my set up, but can't remember for sure if they have a 1&1/4" adaptor, but I think they do. I would suggest you go to their website & see if they have what you need.
1484465
This will fit on a 2" receiver , so if the receiver is smaller it will not work, you will need a different lock pin size!
1276338
I suggest you measure your receiver. You can either get the 2 inch or 1 1/2 inch hitch.
268525
Let me give you a few specs and see if it answers your question. The bottom bars are 6 3/4 inches long from center post to end. There is a 3/4 inch butterfly keeper for each bar, so that leaves 6 inches of space for weights (both sides the same). I have three weights on each side (6 inches) totaling 28.5 lbs each side. The bars are not solid, but are very sturdy steel. I would hazard a guess that you could put two 35lb plates on each side and not buckle the bars. But don't quote me to your lawyer on that! <grin>
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2" receiver... Refer to the jeep's owners manual on maximum towing capacity and tongue load. It is well made and pretty easy to install.
537994
For a trash bar it does the job. It actually weights 37lbs. I use mine for dead lifts. It also seems to missing a bearing or something.
1843419
Yes, it actually is built with a 1 1/4 inch steel shaft to fit your receiver. It includes a plastic sleeve that allows it to work with 2 inch receivers.
1401214
I am not sure the manufacturer, most would be 300 lbs ( because it is 2 inch receiver) mine has handled that with ease
1054907
Standard 2" receiver. I use this drop hitch with my '99 F250 with a 6" lift to pull my 31' travel-trailer and it works great. Very heavy duty.
103700
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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i have a pair of 50lbs plates i put on the bar along with a pair of 25lbs...im guessing the bar can hold up to 250lbs, but dont quote me on that
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35lb sounds bit much for this stand. I would not recommend using it. This is designed to hold reciever and DvD players etc. It's better to call the company directly and ask them same question.
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I think it will because I had a significant amount of space to tighten my mount to the 1" bar. I would say 2" is the max, good luck.
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Class 1 and class 2 receivers are typically 1.25 inch square receiver opening. This fit my wife's class 2 1.25 inch opening on her Ford Escape and allowed us to adapt for a 2 inch cargo rack. It worked very well for us.