ATV hitch carriers

[PikeHunter1868]

Does any one out there use a Tilt-A-Hitch or Versa Haul ATV carrier for their ATV. I have a big SUV and don't want to drive a trailer to the hunting land because it is a long trek and the trailer slows you down. I just want to know your experiences with them and if you prefer one over the other.

[PikeHunter1868]

I just wanted to bring this back to the top of the list because I really want to know what every one thinks about these hitch carriers.

[coyote170]

have only seen them on e-bay dont know any one who has one
would beat pulling a trailer around I guess.

[PikeHunter1868]

After doing extensive research I'm going to order the ATV carrier from Versa-Haul. It seems to be the better unit because it doesn't have moving pieces like the Tilt-a-rack. I am going to install a set of Timbren suspension enhancers to help 2004 Toyota Sequoia with handling since so much weight will be on the rear springs. I didn't get much help from the members on this one but I hope this reply to my own post helps some one else the in the future with a similar question.

[coyote170]

Dont think anyone was avoiding you as much as maybe no one has
used this model.Archery Talk has a pretty good ATV,etc.forum
sorry I couldnt help you more,take care!

[Phil from Maine]

I could not give you any sound advice either as I do not own one but, have seen them before. If I think you maybe talking about the ones that slide into a reese hitch.. Myself I like to use a trailer to transport with or just put it up on back of my pick-up..

[SIDEWAYS]

I use a trailer, it also give me a place to transport my deer without getting the bed of my Tacoma messy.

[spd522]

Although they will probably hold the weight of your ATV, your hitch rating may not. Class III hitch is only 500 lbs tongue weight. The Versa Haul is 116 lbs to start leaving you just 384 lbs for your ATV. You may need to go to a Class lV hitch to be safe. Not to mention beefing up the rear suspension with some extra springs or better yet, air bags.