ATV Solutions 500SRV Mobility Scooter Carrier (48 by 28 inches)

500SRV Steel Carrier Features The main features of this mobility carrier are the folding design and extra long 60" (5 foot) loading ramp allowing for this carrier to be used on just about any vehicle with a 2" trailer hitch. With the pull of a hitch pin your carrier can be folded up vertical to the back of your vehicle to save space when parking in car ports, garages, or parking lots. The wheelchair and scooter carrier is constructed of steel, has a thick black powder coat to protect from the elements, and has a 500lb. weight capacity The surface of the carrier is a heavy duty steel mesh with 1" square support tubes underneath which won't bend or flex from the weight of your scooter or wheelchair. The mobility carrier has everything you need for loading and hauling your expensive mobility device. The wheelchair and scooter carrier features an integrated 2 section ramp which folds up and out into 3 different positions. The first position keeps the ramp folding flat to the carrier and held down with a spring pull pin. The folded flat position is to keep the ramp self stored and secured when the carrier is folded up. The second ramp position allows the ramp to stand up straight when a mobility device is on the carrier. The ramp is held vertically in place with a spring pull pin. The last position is the ramp unfolded. This position allows for scooters or power wheelchairs to be pushed or driven up the ramp. Please Note: Mobility devices are not to be occupied when loading, unloading, or on the carrier! Specifications The ramp is 27 1/2" wide by 60" long providing a gradual slope for easy loading of your mobility device. A welded handle featured on the ramp allows for easy folding and unfolding. The ramp sides eature 5 carrying handles for easy handling when installing the device. The rear of the carrier has 2 reflectors for greater visibility at night. The carriers usable dimensions are 48 1/4" long by 28" wide accommodating almost all current mobility device models Construction Supporting the carrier is the heavy d