How about class 3 hitch with 5/8 pin.Is this product gonna fit having 3/4 pin,Thanks.
903823
I drive a Chevy Tahoe and I have the standard trailer hitch that comes with it. I don't know the size however this carrier fits with no problem. I apologize I don't know the pin size however the carrier comes with two pins and the smaller pin is the one that fit my trailer hitch. I wish I could be more helpful however I have a zx10r and I have carried it as far as 4 hour driving 70 mph and had no problems. Hopefully this information is helpful
961393
This is a Class 3 hitch with a 3/4 hole. That equates to a maximum ball of 1 7/8".
1207399
Yes, a hitch pin is required. I purchased a locking one from Amazon. I think it was 1/2" by 3" or maybe 4". Sorry I don't recall exact length. Just check the specs on the Pro Series rack and it should give you the width of the receiver part of the Rack. Good luck.Jerry
1310784
This was a real mess. I had several unfruitful conversations with Go Rhino. Then I got lucky. Most receiver hitches are drilled for a 5/8" pin as is the receiver. The Go Rhino I believe is 9/16." The next lockable size down I think is 1/2" for smaller receivers. We were getting ready to drill the Go Rhino out to make the 5'8" lock pin work when my friend suggested we try the 5/8" lock pin. Surprisingly, it fit. My non locking 5/8" hitchpins did not. We had to shim the Go Rhino with some self adhesive loop side velcro strips to snug it into the receiver. My 5/8" locking pin is actually 9/16." The one I have is Reese Professional 5/8" Stainless Steel Receiver Lock. Model # 70302. I think I got it at Academy Sports. If not there, I probably got it at O"Reilly Auto Parts.
562879
No it is 7/8 weaver mount, you could possibly find a 3/8 that will but I haven't found one yet due to odd size
1332482
This hitch should work with a class 1,2, or 3, 2" hitch only. It is solid as stone but be warned, this baby is heavy. You won't want to take it on and off daily.
325651
3-pin; but it will fit on a 4 - pin just fine. 4 - pins are variable speed; 3-pin like this one are fixed.
1053588
I have a very old hitch like 80's that works and a new curt but don't know who made the old one leads me to believe it probably would, go on curt site perhaps for specs on centers, good luck
1893670
This works with our receiver hitch. If you are using a regular 2 inch hitch I know it would work. It takes the place of a regular pin.
626355
Any 5/8" hitch pin will work. Basically, the more you spend the better the hitch pin .Hope this helps.
240696
The hole in back fits a 3/4" shank (Class I & II - 1-7/8" or 2" balls). The hole in front is for a 5/8" lynch pin, not a trailerball (exact diameter is 11/16"). As you may know, some 2" balls (for Class III & IV hitches) have 1" shanks, so those 2" balls won't fit this hitch. The only thing I didn't like about this product was the closeness of the bar's lynch pin hole to the end of the bar - no idea why it had to go so far back... Hope this helps.
1020060
Good afternoon, We are not able to tell if this will fit with another brand of hitches. There is a possibility it will but we can't be sure as we do not have any cross reference information. Sorry!
374678
Sorry, have no idea. It just needs to have a long enough shaft to slip over and to tighten locking nut. Be sure nut is very tight because trailer load can cause nut to ship and slipthe hitch.
56640
Yes. It slides into a standard class 3 hitch. It also comes with a bolt to lock them in. Note that the hole size on the piece that slides in is a tad small for a standard pin, so use need to use the bolt and nut it comes with. Or you could drill it a little larger, but I didn't.
165780
I don't know. I bought my hitch from Northern Tool, it will work with that.
4330
you will need to measure your output shaft. i believe it is set up for a 3/4" shaft. worked perfectly on mine
1735925
If you mean the hitch pin, you need a 5/8". The cotter pin (that goes with the hitch pin) will come with the hitch pin.