dual hitch receivers/storage

yeah...i see that..and they got an extension on one...that might hold a box..this pic is great.
we thought about the car too..honda crv..spare on back door...geez..thanks info is great.

Dale.Traveling wrote:
I use a Roadmaster duel hitch receiver with a 4" drop to level the tow bar and use a bike rack. Has a higher capacity than the receiver on the coach.



You might run into a problem if the tow bar ever contacts the rack if the angle between the coach and dingy is high such as entering a gas station, shopping center and such. I shorten the tongue of the bike rack so it was not over top of the pivot point of the tow bar. Might be better to add a hitch to the dingy and install the rack on it.

Mount on front of MoHo. Just add light weight reciver hitch to slide bicycle carrier into. Added benefit is the front reciever, can be used for many different things.

The Roadmaster pictured above has the largest load rating I have seen for these hitches. I also use this hitch for towing my toad (bottom receiver) and carrying a cargo platform (upper receiver). I can carry the cargo platform or my bike rack in the upper receiver without a problem.

I have never noticed any interference between the rack or platform and my toad. I actually have an older tow bar (Roadmaster Stowmaster 5000) with a ball socket, and have a ball hitch in the bottom receiver.

I use a Roadmaster duel hitch receiver with a 4" drop to level the tow bar and use a bike rack. Has a higher capacity than the receiver on the coach.



You might run into a problem if the tow bar ever contacts the rack if the angle between the coach and dingy is high such as entering a gas station, shopping center and such. I shorten the tongue of the bike rack so it was not over top of the pivot point of the tow bar. Might be better to add a hitch to the dingy and install the rack on it.