I am sorry but we do not offer a RV bike rack/cargo carrier combination. Hollywood rack used to make such a carrier, but it was not rated for RV use, and it has been discontinued for about a year now. We do offer RV rated bike racks like the Hollywood rack Rv Rider # HLY64FR. This is made with RV use in mind, and can carry two bikes weighing up to 80 lbs apiece.
We also have cargo carriers like the # 63153. This is a 24" by 60" platform rated for 500 lbs.
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The answer is actually yes to both; you can convert the 84" wide carrier to a 60" wide carrier, and conversely the 60" carrier can be converted to an 84" wide carrier with the extension. To go from 60" to 84" here's what you'd need:
- 24x60 etrailer Cargo Carrier for RV Bumper # e99049
- 24" Extension for etrailer Bumper Mounted RV Cargo Carrier # e99052
The extension comes with the longer carrier, so you would just need to remove it to convert the 24x84 etrailer Cargo Carrier for RV... view full answer...
With a ladder on the back of your RV it is unlikely you will still be able to fold up the 24 x 84 etrailer Cargo Carrier for RV Bumpers # e96ZR.
Reason why is when the carrier folds up it takes up all the space of the bumper, so unless your bumper protrudes out past where the ladder is you won't be able to. If you want that folding feature, and your ladder is off to the side, a carrier with less width will be able to fold up as you can mount it on the side of the ladder. Granted they may... view full answer...
The bolts in the 24" Extension # e99052 are for mounting to either the 24x40 etrailer Cargo Carrier # e99050 or 24x60 etrailer Cargo Carrier # e99049. This will turn either carrier into the larger 24x64 etrailer Cargo Carrier # e83YR or 24x84 etrailer Cargo Carrier # e96ZR.
I have linked our product video below for the extension as it better helps to understand the installation then the instructions. view full answer...
The Curt Cargo Carrier for 2" Hitches # C18152 does not specify an RV in its warnings in the linked directions as you can see by the cut out I made. view full answer...
The 24" x 60" measurement for the etrailer Cargo Carrier for RV Bumper # e99049 is for the inner portion of the carrier. The overall dimensions are 61-5/8" wide x 25-5/8" deep x 3-7/8" tall. you don't have to center the carrier on the bumper. A lot of people will typically have it mounted closer to one side to allow for access to a ladder or spare tire mount. view full answer...
From my research, I discovered that most states require brake lights on any accessory if the accessory blocks the view of the vehicle's taillights. As far as the legality of the length of the carrier extending from the rear of your RV, I recommend checking with your state's highway patrol documents.
If you need brake lights for your cargo carrier, I recommend the etrailer License Plate and LED Tail Light Mounting Kit for Hitch Mounted Cargo Carrier # e98943-44LED. The kit also comes with... view full answer...
No, just adding in spray foam will not increase the capacity of the bumper in order to hold the 24x64 etrailer Cargo Carrier # e83YR. The main figure for an RV bumper's capacity is how strong the connection is to the trailer frame, which is why we offer the Mount-n-Lock SafetyStruts Universal RV Bumper Support Brackets # MO34VR to help support the extra weight that the cargo carrier puts on the bumper.
Filling the bumper with spray foam would actually just increase its overall weight,... view full answer...
While there isn't a lockable version, there is a way to add security to the 24x64 etrailer Cargo Carrier for RV Bumper # e83YR.
Since this mounts to your bumper, what you can do is use a cable lock, wrapping it around the carrier and your bumper. For this use the Trimax Thex Super Chain Lock - 5' Long # TMX26ZR.
This is a hardened steel chain that resists up to 11 tons of cutting force, which means your average thief just isn't going to be able to snag the carrier or your generator. view full answer...
If you want to use 24x64 etrailer Cargo Carrier for RV Bumper # e83YR and be able to use it's rated cargo weight capacity, you can use reinforcements like Mount-n-Lock SafetyStruts Universal RV Bumper Support Brackets # MO34VR. This will boost your weight capacity to 400 lbs so you can safely haul your generator and other heavy cargo. view full answer...
Good question, and there isn't an online resource that I was able to find so there are a couple of things you can do to find out the bumper capacity on your 2019 Chaparral so you can safely mount the cargo carrier you asked about, which is the following part number:
- 24x64 etrailer Cargo Carrier for RV Bumper # e83YR
The first and easiest is to check and see if there is a sticker or placard on the bumper indicating the capacity; this is somewhat common and is often on the back of the... view full answer...
The Stromberg Carlson Trailer Tray Cargo Carrier for A-Frame Trailers # CC-255 is a nice option but if you do not have the tongue weight room, I do have a couple potential options for you. But, we do not have a cargo rack designed to mount to your trailers bumper and place it above your spare tire.
There is the Surco Spare-Tire-Mounted Cargo Basket # SPSJ4319 which will mount to your spare tire mount if it is attached to your trailer and not an aftermarket bumper or hitch mounted spare... view full answer...
The Rola Tilting Enclosed Cargo Carrier # 59109 that you referenced does come with locks to secure both the lid of the cargo box and to secure the box to the tray portion (using the same key) but it does not have a built-in facility to allow the box portion to be locked to a stationary object such as a tree at your campsite.
I checked with my contact at Rola and confirmed that no optional lock kit is offered for this item for that particular application.
However, it is certainly possible... view full answer...
When loading bikes onto the cradles before raising the center mast on the Hollywood Racks Sport Rider SE2 Bike Rack for 2 Electric Cargo Bikes # HR1450Z or the Hollywood Racks Sport Rider SE Bike Rack for 2 Electric Cargo Bikes - 2" Hitches # HR1450Z-W, it truly depends on the height of the bike's downtube and the front derailleur/pedals. This is because the only way to raise the mast with a bike loaded is if the ratcheting hooks are all the way in the down-most position on the rack, and... view full answer...
The laws on pulling trailers mostly varies depending on weight and total length of your setup, but yes, people do sometimes tow a trailer behind another trailer. For the majority of people though, that hitch is used for accessories approved for use behind an RV. Those accessories are commonly in forms of bike racks such as the Swagman Dispatch # S44FR or cargo carriers such as the Stromberg Carlson # CC-100. view full answer...
There is in fact a combination bike rack and cargo carrier made, the Swagman Skaha 2 Plus Bike Rack with Cargo Carrier for 2 Bikes # S69SR.
This unique carrier will fit in 2 inch trailer hitches and has a lot of capacity - it can haul two bikes weighing up to 60 lbs each along with up to 100 lbs of cargo in the carrier. view full answer...
The weight of the cargo carrier as well as the weight of the cargo is included in the tongue weight for a hitch on your 2014 Dodge Challenger. For example, the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # C13236 has a 350 lb tongue weight, so you would add the weight of the cargo carrier plus the weight of the luggage on the carrier to get the tongue weight.
To maximize the amount of gear you can carry I recommend a lightweight aluminum carrier, the 49x22-1/2 Curt Cargo Carrier for 2" Hitches # C18113.
This... view full answer...
Many states have different rules and regulations regarding towing and use of cargo carriers. We recommend checking with your local DMV to see what your state policies are. Most cargo carriers have light kits available to help drivers behind you better judge the distance. If your carrier and cargo obscures your taillights the cargo carrier lights are highly recommended. view full answer...
We do have an easy solution for you to use a cargo carrier and tow at the same time, though you would not be able to put a hitch ball on a cargo carrier because they do not have the strength to tow a trailer.
To carry your extra gear while you go camping what you can use is the Curt Multipurpose Ball Mount with 2" Receiver for Bike Racks and Cargo Carriers # D210 which allows you to use a hitch ball to tow and has a receiver on top for a cargo carrier such as the Curt # C18113.
For a... view full answer...
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