Make sure they are tight by using a tool Just using your finger strength will not make them tight​ We use locknuts, They will "lock" the nut on the bolt, preventing it from coming loose when tightened properly Don't forget to check your nuts and bolts We use locking nuts and washers, however, if they are not tightened they can come loose over time​

Operating height Handle should be between 14" - 21" Mounting the can handle too high will not put enough weight on the hauler causing the cans to want to tip upright​ Click to see info

​These are designed for trash Not Manure!!​ We have tested the units hauling 75 - 100 lbs of handle weight at an operating height between 14" - 21" Click to see info​

Using the clips will help keep the cans from tipping or coming loose while traveling​ We send the PTO clips as a standard because they will hold the trash can the best We do understand that some people do struggle with using these, that is why we do have options Click to see info

Don't back up when the cans are attached Cans can jack knife and cause damage to the hook or your vehicle Click to see the video

Don't forget to remove the hauler​ Remove hooks when not towing a can. This style unit can swing back and cause damage to the tow vehicle or hit tires on UTVs and UTVs​ IF you keep in on and not have a lock, people might steal it Don’t haul an odd number of cans on one side Putting a can on one side will offset the hauler causing damage to the unit​ Click to see the video Don’t use on public roads

If you look at 98% of the other can hitch devices they are all "laying" more than standing. This is because if they are too high the cans will want to stand up and that will cause more stress of any of the can hauling devices out there. Our suggested height is 14"-21". It also has to do with weight distribution. Check out our Information page fore more details.

You can order right on our website. Add the product to your cart, then check out with credit card, PayPal, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. If you want help choosing the right setup before you buy, reach out and we’ll help you sort it out.

We usually process your order within 24 hours. Once it ships, you’ll get a tracking number. We send orders by FedEx, UPS, and or USPS

Anywhere, if it is not is the USA or Canada, give us a call and we will get pricing.

We will call and set up a time that works for you to stop and pick up your order.

Contact us as soon as you can. We’ll help you figure out what went wrong and guide you toward the right fit for your vehicle and driveway.

If your driveway is steep and you want extra hold, add our 1/4" x 2" Dent Pins. They help keep the trash can handle in place, install in seconds, and can stay on the unit when you do not need them.

Garbage hooks are designed to be a towing device please don't back up with bins attached. This could cause damage to our product.

The only color we have is black. If you see any RED hooks or parts that is for display, video, instructions, etc. to help better see the product.

We sell parts, if you have questions on what parts you can always give us a call or email.

The PTO hooks are subject to change. Depending on what supplier has them and how many we can get.

Not a problem! We are here to help you try to figure it out or if they have the wrong style, we will swap it out with no shipping charge. (price may very from product to product)

Yes- normally your trail hitch is extended 8-10" this should leave for a large turning radius for going around curves before cans could touch the bumper.

Keep in mind our recommended height is 14" - 21". This will allow approximately 30% of the cans weight to be resting to the support arm.

You can use either a 1 7/8" ball or a 2" ball. For the best fit and performance, we recommend a 2" ball.

Yes, if you go with a single can hook we have the Can Coupler that would allow you to take more than one can at a time. All our products are 11ga steel and powder coated for longevity and durability.

The 32 gal containers are lower and depending on the receiver hitch height they might not tilt at the right angle. An easy way to see measures the receiver height and add 2" this will be where the arm for hauling would be set. If you have 14" at a minimum height then you should be able to use this.

Don’t go over 15 MPH ​Why are you in such a hurry anyway, this beats walking The rougher the surface the slower you should go