Can you buy a trailer to attach to this?
1812900
I believe you can! There is a hole that does not go all the way through the back, seems like something would hitch there.
1139503
To install it, yes. To pull a trailer, no. You will need a receiver and a ball.
1720529
No, but they can be purchased at:http://www.buylifetime.com/search?term=trailers for $300. The price includes the legs for the bed extensions.
319941
Absofreakinlutely !! The trailer is a little heavy, and when I bought it the seller claimed it was from Northern Tool, but when it arrived, it had decals/stickers that stated it from was from harbor freight!!! Good trailer, but false ad... You can purchase same trailer from harbor freight for 1/4 less.... But you will need longer bunk boards
1643884
It can be hooked up to a trailer yes. If your door isnt automatic or have some kind of power source. The door sensors wont work for you.
747812
Yes you can! It comes with an adhesive strip on the back to attach it with.
329039
You're welcome. Sorry there isn't one. If you open the frame it will reveal more pictures and I just confirmed there's no attachment point for a trailer.
1131038
Yes but it isn't designed for that. Trailering would put a lot of stress on the four welds attaching the two parts. You would be better off buying a hitch designed for that purpose. We call them drop hitches around here. Good luck.
924670
It's possible, but you won't be doing that too many times. You will need at least two people to load it on a roof rack. I have a small trailer that works just fine....and no heavy lifting.
969396
I believe you can. You will notice it doesn't line up with the frame very well. No hardware is included either.
1015051
I bolted mine directly to the bed of my trailer through the box bottom. If you want to make it portable, you would have to come up with some sort of bracket or clip to hold it in place, that could be uncoupled. I'm sure with a little bit of aluminum angle material, you could fabricate a base to lock the box into.
75118
I have a bracket on the outside of my travel trailer that is identical to the one that came with the mount, so I'm sure you can mount it to the outside of your camper if you can find a stud to anchor it to.
872208
yes, but not without getting the ramp/bed extension. You need to get that from the lifetime site. It might be around $300. It triples as a ramp and a high positioned location to carry things like kayaks above the bikes, atvs or other camping junk. We recommend getting them even if you don't use them all of the time.
307946
Its attached like a trailer hitch, so if you could put on a hitch, then this ramp could be attached to it. The ramp just slides out of the hitch.
1270883
I don't see why not, as long as you don't stuff if with lead weights :-). In fact, I'm glad to read this as I haven't installed mine yet for the same reason. Also, my trailer is very small and this thing would take up some very valuable cupboard space, so for now I'm keeping it in a closet and taking it out when I need it in the "kitchen". Withe the command hooks, I could also move it when necessary, so thanks for the idea!
2165348
It may be possible but it is more suited to a truck bed. I guess it depends on the trailer. It needs the sides of the truck bed or trailer in your case to keep form.
524711
Yes it absolutely could be attached to the wall. You just have to go to the hardware store and buy some sort of fasteners which I am sure you can find at any Lowe's or Home Depot, Ace Hardware etc.