Anyone ever use a cargo carrier behind their trailer?

[MAcampers]

I'm thinking of getting one of these. It could serve two purposes, bikes or general "stuff." Any thoughts?

Bob

[LiftedAWDAstro]

I have used a regular steel cargo tray before. Works great but you need to make sure the hitch is bolted or welded to the frame and NOT the rear bumper!

[J.Lockhart]

Check out the modular bumper system here...

https://www.mount-n-lock.com/mnl-car...o-carrier-tray

They even have a bumper replacement that beefs up your existing setup.

I am running their basic safety struts so I can have a bike rack.



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[michigancampermcsmrs]

We have a cargo carrier with sides. Works well. Just don't overload it.

[Wrascal]

I find this one works fine for my needs. I found it online; the best price was from Walmart. As previously stated, don't rely on the bumper alone to hold it.

[MAcampers]

Originally Posted by LiftedAWDAstro

I have used a regular steel cargo tray before. Works great but you need to make sure the hitch is bolted or welded to the frame and NOT the rear bumper!

I have the factory receiver that's bolted to the frame.

[JoeTampa]

My owner's manual states that the factory receiver is only good for 300lbs... Might want to keep that in mind.

[eldermike]

I have a Yackup from rvkayack racks. It's heavy but with one Kayak and including the rack it's well under 300lbs. It will also carry 2 bicycles but have not tried that yet. My receiver is welded to the frame, I don't have a bumper.