Receiver hitch clothesline

Plus some campgrounds do not allow clotheslines.

Jim

I purchased about $16.00 worth of 1" PVC schedule 40 pipe (and fittings) from Lowe's and made my own that hangs off the rear ladder. There are all kinds of examples on the internet.

Instead of gluing everything together I connected it with 3/4" stainless screws. I can take it off the ladder and fold it flat in a matter of seconds.

I was doing some thinking about my bicycle rack line

Take a 2x2q (well you might need to go a bit larger)

Cut a short piece to fit the receiver

Bolt on a longer piece to bring it up to working level


Make your line rtangular out of PVC as I described with a center cross member (3 "Sides" and th center cross member has a "Receiver" to fit atop the upright (This would be made out of wood or PVC) very easy to build, To store lift off, Remove wood and go.

I will try to take a photo of my Bike rack unit for you but alas not installed. (it is in storage mode.

firemedic160 wrote:
I am looking for a 2 inch receiver hitch mounted clothesline.

Interesting picture that's painted when you use the TV to go to town. :E

We find this trailer bumper mounted clothesline works quite well. :B

Thanks, I might be looking into fabricating my own. Although I am shocked that NO ONE has made this product.

OR.. simply run 59 cents worth of clothesline from your point A to your point B. No need to involve the vegetation. I guarantee you that there are more than 100 points you could accomplish this with. The KISS method works!

Question: Do you have a bicycle (or want one?)?

I have a Draw Tite bicycle carrier,, I will try to find one like it so you can see what it looks like

I took 1 1/4 and 1 1/2 PVC pipe and T's and Elbows and made a retangle
Example

Look at the top part where the bicycles attach, Find somethinglike that

Lay two PVC in the first and last holders and lock down Put "T" fittings on the end

Then join the two T's so it forms a rectangle

now extend the sides frowared and back and put elbows on them. Two more cross members

String lines side to side (drill the side pieces)

WOrks very well.

Or, If you can't find what you like, maybe fabricate one using THIS

Should be pretty simple.

In this list from Amazon, there is one which mounts on a square bumper and one which mounts on an RV ladder:
link

Here's a link to an old post on the subject from RV.net:
http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/25728210.cfm

Have seen them bumper mount, never a receiver mount?

RV Clothesline...HERE