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Curt Manufacturing F-172 2 Inch Trailer Hitch Receiver Cover List Price: $5.51 Sale Price: $3.28 Average Rating:   |
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2quot; Rubber Hitch Box CoverHitch cover does not require a pin or clip to hold in placeProtects receiver tube opening when not in useCurt Mfg logo embossed on cover |
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Curt Manufacturing D-534 2 In Drop Loaded Ball Mount W/ 2 In Ball List Price: $38.11 Sale Price: $23.73 Average Rating: |
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Ready Tow Black Ball Mount - 1 7/8quot; BallBall mount comes complete with quot;Factory Torquedquot; Curt Trailer Ball and 5/8quot; pin amp; clip. 2quot; Trailer Ball Class IIIGTW 6000 lbs. TW 600 lbs... |
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Valley 70230 Round Bar Weight Distribution Hitch List Price: $394.33 Sale Price: $220.51 Average Rating:  |
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Valley Weight Distribution Hitches evenly distribute weight over the entire length of the towing vehicle and trailer, resulting in a more level ride with more control and stability. The gross trailer weight of the distribution hitch rates up to 12,000 pounds and tongue weight up to 1,200 pounds... |
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Jeep Wrangler Tow Hitch Wiring Harness, Rugged Ridge, (JK) 07-10 Sale Price: $19.99 Average Rating: |
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Rugged Ridge offers a complete plug and play wiring solution for your towing needs. Harness is made to the original specification and keeps you from having to make frustrating and costly modifications to your vehicle's wiring... |
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Curt Manufacturing 13561 Class III Receiver List Price: $284.23 Sale Price: $147.44 Average Rating: |
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All CURT hitches feature WeatherTite construction, which prevents rusting from the inside out by sealing the main body of the hitch. The receiver tube has an open back end to allow for easy cleaning and for dirt and moisture to pass through and not get trapped as is common with other brands of hitches... |
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Curt Manufacturing 13328 Class III Receiver List Price: $277.72 Sale Price: $141.93 Used From: $128.99 Average Rating:  |
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All CURT hitches feature WeatherTite construction, which prevents rusting from the inside out by sealing the main body of the hitch. The receiver tube has an open back end to allow for easy cleaning and for dirt and moisture to pass through and not get trapped as is common with other brands of hitches... |
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Valley Tow 81250 Class IV Receiver Hitch List Price: $224.00 Sale Price: $117.38 Used From: $92.99 Average Rating: |
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VALLEY TOWING TRAILER HITCH, CLASS IV, BLACK -- Utility Construction Grade, Heavy Duty Steel Black Powder Coated, Complete With Washers And Bolts, Maximum Gross Trailer Weight 5000 Lbs Or Weight Distributing 6000 LbsFinish: Black Powder CoatMaterial: SteelStyle: Class Iv |
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Valley Tow 53410 Hitch Aligner List Price: $29.28 Sale Price: $15.95 Used From: $16.99 Average Rating: |
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Valley Tow Hitch Aligner is designed to line up the trailer by providing necessary hitching aids. It is made from durable material and is chrome coated to resist rust and corrosion. This hitch aligner features two fluorescent balls mounted on telescoping rods for swift and simple alignment... |
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B&W TS10049B Tow and Stow Magnum Receiver Hitch Ball Mount Sale Price: $228.75 Average Rating: |
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B&W Tow and Stow Magnum Receiver Hitch Ball Mounts adjust to multiple heights and eliminate the need for multiple ball mounts. These ball mounts also stow underneath when not in use, protecting the hitch from shins, garage doors and other safety issues... |
Towing is a nation-wide occurrence. Millions haul tow trailers, boats, cars and more. But, for newcomers, choosing the proper hitch mount can be challenging. Don't get stuck with the wrong hitch and a disaster of a trip. If you're hauling a large load, you're most likely hmm-ing and haw-ing between a 5th wheel hitch or a gooseneck hitch - let us help you solve that mini-dilemma.
First, let's take a look at the 5th wheel hitch. They are the strongest of all hitches you can buy for your ride. Commonly, they are used to tow livestock trailers or RVs. The hitch is mounted in the bed of the pickup, and it is ready for the massive loads you're about to throw at it. Here are some of the advantages of a 5th wheel:
1. Easy to Maneuver: Since it is mounted inside the bed of the truck, it makes it easier to turn corners. And, when you're already pulling all that junk in your rear, you can use all the mobility you can get.
2. Stability: These hitches make the trailers far more stable than most hitches.
3. Capacity: With a 5th wheel hitch, you can haul heavy-duty loads. In fact, it is no coincidence that they resembled the same hitches that 18-wheeler semi-trucks use!
4. Safer: For a beginner, it is much easier and safer to use a 5th wheel hitch.
Now that you have an understanding of the 5th wheel, let's take a closer look at the gooseneck hitches. Keep in mind the gooseneck is not made for every job, here are some things to consider when choosing hitches.
1. Capacity: They are second only to the 5th wheels when discussing capacity. They can handle up to 30,000 lbs; perfect for heavy trailers.
2. Specific Trailers: Does your trailer have a front end which protrudes out further? If so, the gooseneck is for you!
3. Mounting: Since they are mounted in the middle of the truck bed rather than the rear, drivers can make sharper turns.
4. Not for beginners: Installing a gooseneck hitch is complicated. It requires the removal of the truck bed to install the frame which will hold the ball in place. It also requires drilling, which many people do not want to do to their ride. Keep in mind that this extra effort results in a much stronger hitch than a normal ball hitch.
5. Goosenecks are available in varied classes to be perfect for the amount of weight you're planning to tow.
Now that you have an idea about the capacity, mobility, specific uses and installation techniques-you should have a better understanding of which type of hitch you need for a safe and fun towing experience! Happy towing!
When Whitney's not exploring the wild blue yonder, she's researching fifth wheel trailer hitch and other automotive accessories at www.autoanything.com.
