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Reddit mentions of Tow Tuff TTF-2762KR Steel Cargo Carrier with Bike Rack
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We found 4 Reddit mentions of Tow Tuff TTF-2762KR Steel Cargo Carrier with Bike Rack. Here are the top ones.
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The Tow Tuff Cargo Carrier measures 27” x 62” x 3” deep, giving you plenty of room to take care of your various hauling needsWith a total weight capacity of 500 lbs., this Tow Tuff product can hold large loads. Constructed of heavy-duty steel for a durable productThe unique design allows this 2-in-1 carrier to function as a cargo carrier or as a bike rack by simply removing the pins to turn the bike rack into a cargo carrier or vice versa; fits 2" receivers for easy mounting onto your vehicleWhen using as a bike rack, the adjustable wheel holder and tie-down holes secure the bike(s) in place. The wheel cradles fit most bikes and holds up to 4 bikesIncludes a tie-down strap; 1 year limited Manufacturer's parts warranty
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 27 inches |
| Length | 62 inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | Large |
| Weight | 0.64 pounds |
| Width | 3 inches |
good to know, thanks for the tip.
i was even considering something like this - https://www.amazon.com/Tow-Tuff-TTF-2762KR-Steel-Carrier/dp/B004RFKBEO/ref=sr_1_22 the extra cargo space would be nice for weekend camping trips.
Legality aside we bought one of those a few years back. It broke on our cross country road trip and almost fell off in heavy traffic. Was a bad day. We swapped to this Tow Tuff TTF-2762KR Steel Cargo Carrier with Bike Rack https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004RFKBEO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_-Om3AbN8AD422 saved a ton of money and now we have a hitch and haul for camping and such. Without bikes on it the doors easily open.
My concern was how you'd transport it because bike racks often have issues with fat tires and non standard wheelbases. It could be a problem if you take the bus or catch a ride with a friend. It bugs me because it means my hitch can only be used for my fat tire ebike, or for cargo, not both. If I had built my ebike around a conventional mtb, then I could use this thing. The two bikes you're looking at also look incompatible with most racks that attach to a hatch. If you're always riding, then it's not a problem.
From watching the lockinglawyer and bosnianbill, I'd go with a ulock like the Uguard Brute or Kryptonite Fahgettaboudit. Their advantage is a shackle thicker than bolt cutters can handle right now. Get insurance though. There's no 100% foolproof way to stop thieves, so prepare yourself so the impact of a theft can be dealt with when it happens. I keep seeing https://velosurance.com/ pop up when it comes to ebike insurance. You might have renters insurance or something like that, but chances are they are against insuring motorized vehicles, which includes ebikes.
I use this on the front receiver I installed on my Yukon XL
I have put a few thousand miles under my belt with it. You kinda get used to “seeing through the bikes” kinda like watching something through a chain link fence or kids with long bangs.
Here is it on my truck: https://photos.app.goo.gl/fp7MV5TMt9vflHxq2
Tow Tuff TTF-2762KR Steel Cargo Carrier with Bike Rack https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004RFKBEO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_ffJKAbG3F6BTS