scooter carrier

I had the same wants so I built my own racks.
Here is a pervious post I had made showing the racks!

You might want to get a "Tilt A Rack".

However the thinwall tubing that normally suppots a tilt-a-rack motorcycle carrier is not nearly strong enough to tow a 5,000 pound boat. By replacing the thinwall tubing with a 36" long or 24" long hitch extension, then you can mount the tilt a rack hardware to the hitch extension, that normally would be rated at around 5,000 pounds towing capacity and around 200 pounds hitch weight.

For very heavy loads, consider a dual hitch extension, liked used on campers towing a horse trailer or boat behind a truck.

http://www.torklift.com/index.php/products/towing/superhitch-supertruss

http://www.tilt-a-rack.com/

Good luck,

Fred.

clicky This is a pic of my dads old C class, I think its an overbuilt hitch, their based out of NY.

Mr Fisherman1038 wrote:
I would like to carry 2 150cc scooters on my motorhome while towing my boat. Can anyone help me

Mr Fisherman,
Well Sir, one of the first things you must consider is all the tongue weight you WILL have from BOTH loads. That is, you will have basic tongue weight from the two scooters and, you'll be adding even more with a boat/trailer. Now, your problem/issue is easily solvable by either purchasing a good carrier commercially made or, make one yourself that you're confident will handle the stress and weight or, have one made.

Now, I have no idea what make or model of scooters you're thinking about toating along but, I'm kind of assuming they'll weigh in the neighborhood of say, 200# each, maybe? So, let's say it's close so, that's around 400#. Now, again, you're not stipulating what kind, size, make, model of boat. If it's a small row boat, then your tongue weight from that will be around say, 50# or so.

But, if it's a family pleasure boat like say, around a 19'-21' unit, they you tongue weight will soar to close to 200# - 250# or so. What this all means is, you first need to know what each scooter weighs, then, put the tongue of the boat on a scale that will handle it and see what it weighs. Then, armed with that ammo, you'll now know what kind of commercial unit to search for in terms of handling that kind of weight and, also handle the stress of towing whatever size boat you'll be dragging along.

Without a doubt, if it were me, I'd either buy or build, a frame mounted rack that will handle your situation. You definitely want good strength in a situation like this. I personally can't tell you what unit will work since I build all of my stuff. So, good luck and have fun with all the toys when you arrive at your destination.
Scott