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    Reciever hitch carrier

    What do yall use? Looking at getting hitch put on jeep patriot(i know not manly jacked up truck, but ya gotta do what ya gotta do). Want to be able to put a big cooler or a couple small ones on it, or possibly a deer or hog if i get lucky and shoot one around the house.

    Thx


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    #2
    Academy has a 2" reciever basket that holds 500# I think it was $59.99

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      #3
      I have a custom welded one that would hold a 120qt ice chest I would sell you if you were closer.

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        #4
        I like my Cabelas brand carrier. Little more expensive but seems more sturdy than others.

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          #5
          They have some good looking 60" ones on ebay right now for good prices. Bidding on one now. High bid at 39 bucks. Good deal!

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            #6
            I've gotten 2 from Harbour Freight....I'm happy with them....

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              #7
              Check your local craigs list. I have the basic one. No sides, but will hold plenty.

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                #8
                I got one on ebay for $51 plus free shipping, so far its holding up great, ive abused the hell out of it

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                  #9
                  Hitch hauler has served me well

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                    #10
                    I like my hitch haul. About 25 years old ?
                    Open ends with short sides. Get the biggest size.
                    Heavy animals just get dragged over the end.

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                      #11
                      Harbor freight has them cheap enough

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                        #12
                        I have this one from Academy. I recommend this style on a ride as low as yours, otherwise you'll be hitting on every dip you go through.

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by BrandonH View Post
                          I have this one from Academy. I recommend this style on a ride as low as yours, otherwise you'll be hitting on every dip you go through.


                          Good advice. Wonder if rear hatch will still open?


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                            #14
                            Wonder if rear hatch will still open?
                            This is the most important question to ask before you purchase. There is no doubt that you will need to access the rear hatch so make sure it will clear while it's loaded.

                            I used to travel with a custom built unit that my BIL owns. It was built in Uvalde about 25 years ago and designed to hold 5 - 48 qt coolers perfectly. It's a beast and will hold a lot of weight. He got tired of me borrowing it and bought me one from Harbor Freight last year. It's nice and light but not what he owns, lol.

                            I was fortunate that I had an older full size plastic truck box that was waterproof and lockable and it fit into that big basket along with a small cooler. That setup covered many thousands of miles.

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by BrandonH View Post
                              I have this one from Academy. I recommend this style on a ride as low as yours, otherwise you'll be hitting on every dip you go through.


                              I'm buying one of these for my golf cart.

                              I already own one of the harbor freight aluminum ones that is holding up very well.


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