StowAway Hitch Mount SwingAway Frame - Fits 2" Hitch Receivers

I wanted to have storage space for items that I didn't want to put inside, and I wanted a table. I have a 4W Camper so roof isn't an option really, and it kills gas mileage at higher speeds. I also wanted to bring my RoadShower. This swingarm provided the ability to customize without welding. Perfect. Pictured it a platform I put together, and it has worked flawlessly. Of course it was later painted with multiple coats and i screwed on some tie down points. The swingarm is very sturdy with good welds, not Chinese garbage. The triple redundancy is well thought out and i am very secure knowing it's going nowhere. I have taken this on 3 trips already on horrible washboards and rocky roads and nothing has rattled loose. I expect this to hold strong for years. Highly recommended, i think it's a good product. No it's not ideal for SOME offroading because of your departure angle but that's it. Don't go over the weight limit and it'll preform as advertised, I'm very satisfied.

Well made and sturdy. We mounted a full width steel basket to it. The mounting was fairly simple with the provided holes. Multi points of safety is great except in our case, using the attached pin by the hinge bolt, means we have to unload a portion of our load in order to swing the carrier away from the back of the van, since the basket is so wide, it covers access to the pin. I am rethinking about using this pin. I may come up with a different way to use it, such as from the bottom, with a cotter pin to lock it in place. This way, I would be able to pull it out from under the carrier and swing away without unloading. I think this is the best swing-away hitch mount available and I can highly recommend it. I would buy it again if we ever were to need another one on another vehicle.

Arm. Not long enough, not able to open The Door full When you order to ask you for the measurements, but they sent different. Would you ask?

Mounted to my camper (converted mini school bus). Need and adapter to raise it up a little. Otherwise, it will bottom out on not so steep grades. Insurance company would not consider insuring with that attached to the bus. I removed it and it is for sale. Works fine to do what it is designed to do. It worked flawlessly for two years before I was caught by the insurance trolls.

Love this thing -- made very well -- quality product. I've had it on the back of my Chevy Suburban for months of car camping & I love that it swings out so I can still open my cargo doors. Easy to attach & I built my own platform out of 3/4 inch plywood for it. 5 stars & thanks.

I attached an aluminum truck box to this and use it on a 2 door Jeep Wrangler. It's awesome. Gives me a lot more storage space when heading to the beach Very sturdy and cleverly designed.

Ad states 250 lbs limit - warning sticker on carrier says " DO NOT EXCEED 200 LBS MAXIMUM CARGO LIMIT" what happened to the other 50 lbs ? Which do I go by , the ad or the manufacturers warning sticker ? Do I get 1/5th of my money back if I got robbed of 1/5th of the weight capacity ? there are plenty of carriers for less $ that can go 300 lbs to 400lbs , I gave up the extra 50 to 150 lbs because of all the great reviews and settled for 250 lbs . now that I paid for it , I lost another 50 lbs , if I knew it only carried 200 lbs I would have never even considered buying it . by the time you mount it , add lights & tag hardware ,whatever platform or box or basket , you've already used half the weight limit . HOWEVER , it is very well built and very sturdy and a class a product , but somebody needs to get the correct info or stop the false advertising

We used the swing away to clear the tailgate on our Ranger pickup camper. It's heavy. We installed a Rubbermaid storage box on top put our licence plate on it and ran a light from the trailer jack.