Hitch Mounted Go Cart & ATV Carrier with Loading Ramp

This thing it's perfect. Exactly what they advertise and measurements are accurate. I fabbed up a hitch to my fifth wheel to carry this. Fits my raptor 700 perfect. They did a great job designing this. Sounds like few other reviewers either can't read/measure or really pushed the weight limits. I would not carry something with in 20 pounds of recommended weight limit. My quad is 400lbs and this is rated for 700lbs so I'm covered. I can even install and remove myself. I use a a small hand truck to roll it in and out to trailer.

For the money I spent on this with the ramps, I feel totally taken advantage of. First off, the rear main rail came without ever being test fit and the square hole was welded off center and WILL NOT slide on. Called the factory EZRA number and they sent out a new piece and a call tag. New piece fit like it should. However, upon trying to complete my install, I realized they never included the rear main rail bolts!!!!! Not in the original shipment or the replacement shipment! Had to drive over an hour to and from the hardware store to buy the correct bolts!! Did they make it right, not at all. If you can find another version of this do it, the customer service and quality control was absolutely terrible for this kind of money and with it being made in the USA.

Heavy duty ATV carrier. Pretty much the only one on the market strong enough to hold an ATV. Well built and easy to put together. It is pretty heavy so I move it around with a mechanics crawler, but I can do it myself. I can store it up against a wall in the garage. Much better to haul than a trailer. The company is very responsive as well. I called them to get an extension for storing the ramps as I thought my wheelbase was too wide for the one that came with it, Turns out it was long enough but they sent me a longer one just in case at no charge! Edited 4 years later, it is still great. The bad reviews had to be user errors. This thing is tough. See the updated pics.

Rated for 700# my 680# ATV was bending the unit dragged it all the way to Denver. Bought a trailer to haul it home on.