can you mount this on an enclosed utility trailer
1293907
Yes, but when it is Extended it hangs down several feet, making walking under it a challenge. Nothing like the picture shown. It really is made for a building so it can be mounted higher.
1293908
You're going to have to drill holes to mount the bolts into. So, as long as you can do that? Yes. You might want to mount it on stabilized portions of the trailer.
334621
Yes. We have snow sleds that do not have studs. We have no problem getting them on or off the trailer.
1315504
We have it on a 16' Salem travel trailer & it works wonderfully. Yes, it is quite accessible underneath. Still, be sure to wear gloves (we use yellow kitchen gloves). We also bought the wash out valve that goes on the end of this. It washes out your tanks right at the dump station.
580521
Yes, I use mine on the back of my Trailer Trailer. installed a hitch receiver on the square bumper tube and it fits perfect even sticks out beyond the spare tire.
1464473
I dont see why not......especially if its a single axle trailer. Always better to be safe!
2168922
Yes, the only problem would be how you put under the trailer....they are designed to be bolted on...you could probably put a flat plated or something on it.
560602
No, you cannot hook a trailer to the basket. There is no opening to allow for that.
329036
I just checked mine and because of the storage unit on the back I dont think there is a way to attach one of those trailers. :)
1970572
I believe you could. I mounted my outside near my deck and ran an electrical cord to it. It works great.
1995269
Yes, you may, if the trailer supplies 12VDC. Note however, that this item is not waterproof, therefore it must be protected from the elements.
682604
Not sure I would mount it outside unless it was enclosed. It would be very easy to disconnect and drain it for winter storage.
1466325
That's interesting. I wonder why they say not to. It seems to me it would work like any other rack I've seen on the back of an RV trailer. You'll need a tow hitch to mount it on and not knowing how secure that might be I don't know if the boucing and wobble might be exaggerated at the end of a trailer and cause some danger.
915177
The simple answer is yes. You may need to be creative in the way you mount it.
1586030
I do not think that would work. You would have to put pressure treated wood underneath and some posts on the corners otherwise it would probably "pop" out. rv
621469
No. This goes on the trailer when it is not in use to keep someone else from hooking up to it. It is nor fail-safe, especially with a small trailer. If someone wants it, they can pull it away. It just keeps them from putting it on their trailer hitch,
769263
As long as you anchored it so that it didn't slide around when travelling I don't see why you couldn't put it in an RV.
764798
Yes, as long as lid is closed. I have mine mounted in uncovered outside area.