Our heaviest hauler! Operating weight on the hook is 200 lbs.
The SRS is simple and easy to install. If you have ever attached a trailer, you have this. Simply slide the hook into your 2” receiver, pin it, and you are all done. Just add the can(s) and enjoy the pleasant ride.
- Great for anything with a 2” receiver ONLY
- Lightweight at less than 3 LBS, but tough enough to haul up to 200 LBS
- Works on multiple surfaces: grass, gravel, uneven pavement, and even mud and snow
- No more lifting, loading, or trying to hold onto them while driving them down the driveway
- Garbage Hooks are designed for towing. Please do not back up with cans attached
- Receiver Pin Not Included
Our garbage hauling device makes the unpleasant task of taking out your trash cans safe, easy, and quick, no matter how bad the weather can make it.
Designed to tow today’s larger 64 and 96-gallon wheeled containers with ease. Install and remove in seconds, lightweight at only 3 lbs.
The cans handle rest into the mountain hooks channel and are pined in-place using a removable dent pin to prevent the can from tipping out during transportation.
Heavy-gauge steel construction. Laser cut and formed for consistent quality, parts are powder coated with a matte black finish for a durable finish.
Your towing height will be determined by the height of your trailer ball hitch.
Normal working height is from 14” to 21”, allowing approximately 30% of the cans weight to rest on the support arm.
The SRS will raise the operating height 6" and extend it out an additional 8" beyond the attaching point of the towed vehicle.
If you have more than one can, check out the Can Coupler. You can add multiple cans, creating a train.
Note: Center knuckle on trash lid must be smaller than 2 1/2” - If the center knuckle is larger, please see the MT Kit
SRS Single Can Receiver Slide In
- Raises it 6" and extends 8"
- Heavy Gauge Carbon Steel
- Lightweight, 3 lbs
- Works with 2" Receivers
- Powder-coated
- Great for hauling one or an odd number (with Can Coupler) of cans every week
- Cans can not come loose during transport