Will this cart mount to the same hitch that a Burley trailer uses?
602984
No, it uses a custom trailer hitch and is not compatible with the Burley hitch. The hitch that comes with the trailer broke on me after about 4 uses, so I used a Chariot/Thule hitch from a kids trailer. That one is much stronger and has been going strong for about 25+ uses.
966302
This rack mounts in to the trailer hitch. My vehicle came standard with a 2"x2" trailer hitch so I had to use the adaptor. As long as you have a trailer hitch it should work.
1077634
I don't know that brand of trailer but as long as the connecting arm for the trailer is a round hollow tube of about 1/2" -5/8 diameter it should. It comes with the necessary hardware but you may have to drill a hole to accept the attaching bolt.
1211572
Doesn't mount on the hitch. Picture may be deceiving. Rack is rectangular, flat on bottom with through holes/hardware to mount on a flat surface. Would have to fabricate/add metal to make work with a hitch receiver. I mounted two racks on my utility trailer--added a shelf board.
800962
Yes. The cart is designed around the industry standard bolt patterns. It will be fine.
354224
I think trailer hitch holders come in a few different sizes. Maybe you need an adapter?
1587537
I believe it will. However, to make sure,I would re-look at the dimensions given on the website which show the arm length in the extended position. Also, remember that the arm at the hitch sticks out the back a ways. Thus, you need to do some measuring and calculating.
2208185
Yes, It will attach to a trailer. You have to drill some hole's, and supply the bolt's and hardware.
1151427
Yes it will! The hitch tightner takes the play out of where the hitch ball mount slides into the towing receiver that is mounted to your vehicle.
771419
Yes, you could drill holes for a u-bolt on the side rails to hold the 2" bracket. Just like the axiles are joined. This may only support the cart with no extra load. Also dissimilar metals would cause electroius aka pitting in the aluminum. So use an aluminum bracket and bolts.I use the hitch assembly and I load the cart with about 100lbs. So it essentially extra cargo storage for me. I also noted a 1 mph/gal decrease in fuel economy with cart fully loaded with bulky items over a 400 mile trip.
1804760
Yes, but I recommend getting a Bracketron or similar devise that clamps it in place to your push cart or roof support of driving cart.
1448218
It will not. I took the hitch carrier to Lowes to see if the assembled lifetime 60012 they had on display would fit. Not even close. The 60012 too wide by about a quarter inch on both front and back sides of the hitch carrier and the corners of the hitch carrier won't accommodate the box. I had hoped it would work...
1128858
It should, if your receiver end of the hitch (tow vehicle side) has a place to mount the required small round connecting ball.
245303
It is sort if a universal fit. Mark the locations of where you want the u bolts to go and drill the holes. This does need to be mounted on a rack though not to the plastic.
165780
I don't know. I bought my hitch from Northern Tool, it will work with that.
2262938
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.
1660046
If you have the correct trailer hitch it should. My hitch has a 2"X2" opening which this carrier will slide into and be secured with a pin. Nice rig. I have a spare tire rig on the back of my 2000 Chevy Blazer that it clears. Very easy to install and remove.