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QUESTION: Can the towing cargo carrier be used behind a motorhome?

ANSWER: Yes the VH-55 and VH-Sport carrier can be used behind a motorhome. You will not want to exceed the tongue weight of the carrier and whatever is being towed. If you are flat towing do not exceed the 3,000 lbs flat towing. Visit http://versahaul.com/vhsportro.php for restrictions.

By bezra | November 4, 2013

Category: Vehicle Compatibility

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← QUESTION: I have a 2012 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited with the “Max Tow Package”. This hitch specified with this package is a Class II hitch with a 2” receiver. The rating on the hitch is 3,500 GTW and 350 MTW. I have looked into an aftermarket Class III hitch as specified in your requirements, however, the GTW and MTW does not increase for these hitches due to the vehicle towing limitations. Since the Class II hitch that is currently installed has a 2” receiver and the load is under the MTW (94lb carrier + 225lb dirtbike = 319 lbs total), is it acceptable to install a VersaHaul VH-55-RO for this application? Also, are there any issues with clearing the spare tire on Jeep Wranglers with your carrier? QUESTION: I have a F350 diesel and I need to haul my Honda CRF 250x (250 lbs) on a receiver hitch motorcycle carrier while keeping the tailgate of my truck down. Therefore I need the center of the tire rail on the carrier to be ~26″ from the face of the truck’s receiver hitch. I also need to tow a lightweight trailer (2,500 lbs) behind the carrier. The VH-55 DM seemed like it would work (I could use just the back rail) but upon closer inspection it doesn’t appear rated to tow. I see your VH-90 is rated for 700 lbs and has a 50″ tube. Based on this it would seem if I could get a VM 55 with a slightly longer main tube (say 35″-40″) with a receiver hitch on the end of it I could accomplish my goal. Do you have any ability to do something like this or have any other ideas/solutions you could offer? →

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