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Any suggestions on what size would be best for a hitch hauler? I am thinking 60" but just want to make sure it will not be too big. Thanks!
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The great thing is the tailgate clears, even with the cage up and loaded. I did drill another hole to move it forward since the original hole carried it further back and there was about 4" clearance before it reaches the spare tire well. It has a built in cage, cover, two size hitch mounts, and a cargo net. It does fold up too. 60" was perfect size. Held two totes and my tool box. Even though the floor is mesh, it still stayed dry inside with the cover on in rain.
Can the surrounding cage be completely removed from the platform? Or does it fold down into the platform which would eliminate some of the storage capacity?
Can the surrounding cage be completely removed from the platform? Or does it fold down into the platform which would eliminate some of the storage capacity?
This is great! Thanks for the pics too. I put a hitch on aftermarket so it sits a little lower. Therefore, I am going to look for one with the cage that offers a 2" riser. Thanks for the help!