perfect for carrying the generator on our RV....the ramp makes it so easy to roll the gen. on and off.

Be sure to measure your equipment before you buy. only problem is, like the picture, you cant push the equipment up and down the ramp from behind. the picture shows a nice fit for that snow blower but notice the handle of the snow blower is on he opposite side where the ramp folds. We loved the idea of this item so we didn't pay enough attention. HOWEVER, you cant push your equipment up and down the ramp as the handles won't allow the ramp to fold up and secure. we will keep it, but we have to be careful when putting snow blower and lawn mower on the carrier because we have to do it backwards. Sturdy and easy to assemble.

Great

I bought this item specifically for hauling my snowblower in the winter but for other misc. tasks as well. First, my parents have a large driveway prolly 100 ft long by 50 ft wide. My driveway is half the size. My parents are also 65 years old so I don't want them monkey around because they feel they need to shovel. I also have 3 children at home so I don't want to spend hours shoveling, hence the blower. Anyways, I own a 2012 Dodge Durango. I installed a hitch on it and bought this steel cargo carrier for it. My Cub Cadet SWE528 fits perfectly. Maybe half an inch on each side to spare. I'm 30 and in descent shape so I can man handle this easily enough to slide it on and off. Someone older will need to rig up a system for attaching/detaching or plan to keep it attached to the vehicle. It seems to be a quality product and I anticipate it to last me a good number of years as long as I take care of it. I let it sit out in the snow all winter so I could simply back my Durango up to it and put it on without carrying it around everywhere. It does tilt side to side when you turn but that's no big deal. I don't like the hitch stabilizer that came with it because I can't get it to function correctly but I'm not going to take this hours away so it doesn't bother me. I've never used one so maybe I'm doing it wrong? The only thing I can recommend is buying a hitch extender, which raises or lowers the height of the hitch, if you drive a low riding vehicle. Even when I turn up a sorta steep street the carrier drags but it didn't damage the item. I did it 3-5 times this past winter. Its easier to turn onto the street than to take it straight/ head on. I highly recommend this item. I back my snowblower right up onto it while I walk across it and off the back of it to finish. Also, if you have poor traction with your boots/shoes you'll need to figure something out for how slippery it gets with snow on it.

All in all it's worth the money but the platform rocks on the main tongue in spite of the bolts and lock washers. I plan to have the platform welded to correct this. The assembly was unnecessarily difficult due to the plateform grate overlapping some of the bolt holes. Also it is already rusting after only a month or so, will need to be repainted with rustolium.