Abstract: A method for hitching a rolled wagon or cargo system to a standard vehicle hitch allowing for the quick connection and securing to the transport vehicle. Used exclusively for a wagon or cargo load capable of raising the load itself before having the load lowered on the hitch receiver assembly. Conversely the hitch allows for the quick disconnect and unhitching from the transport vehicle by simply having the load lift itself off of the hitch to be disconnected.

Abstract: An electric mechanical wagon to assist in transportation and hauling various items is disclosed. A removable wagon with a superstructure that can be easily attached to a standard vehicle receiving hitch insert for transportation by said vehicle. The wagon's ease of attachment to the vehicle allows for quick mounting and un-mounting of the wagon to be relocated to a desired location. The mounting and un-mounting of the wagon is facilitated by an electro-mechanical lift system within the wagon itself. This lifting system allows the wagon to raise high enough to be mounted to a receiver plate attached to the vehicle hitch receiver. When mounted the wagon wheels retract and stow into the wagon body allowing enough clearance for transport of the wagon.