What size drawbar receiver is required? what class of hitch is required?
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Standard 2 inch receiver. Unknown on what class hitch. Can only lift up to 1000 lbs.
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The hitch will work for sure. It is dependent on the rails installed on the pickup. This does not come with rails. I installed mine on existing rails that fit a lighter Reese hitch and they were a perfect fit on the 22 inch spacing of the rails. This is a heavy duty hitch.
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
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Check this one out.Bully CR-605 605 Series 2 in 1 Receiver Hitch Mount Step
1594258
The cross bar is 21" outside and 20 1/4 inside the metal loops. Minimal height is about 39". Mine is currently extended 17" for a total of 56". I assume I could go to 60 or higher but did not measure another setting. I have it on a 2" receiver; however, you can adapt to smaller hitch/receiver. Bars are solid. 1 1/2 " outside bar. 1 1/8th" inside bar.
418723
This is all the specs on the part number 54977. Sometimes they use stock photos that are not exactly like the product. Weight Distribution Hitch Shank; Titan; 15 Inch Length; 16-7/8 Inch Overall Length; 10-1/2 Inch Rise; 5-3/4 Inch Drop; 6 Mounting Holes; Fits 2-1/2 Inch Receivers
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The mounting bracket, which they call a "drawbar", came with it. Remove two bolts below the seat, install the provided shoulder bolts in their place. The "drawbar" then fits into the hitch hole and hooks over the new bolts.
2145889
Your question would better be directed at either: 1)The professionals at Draw-Tite. (extension use already cuts vehicle's tow capacity by 50%) Can only assume you indicating flat four towing? Not your vehicle aboard a trailer behind your RV type of towing? 2)Your RV owners manual? And/Or the manufacturer of the hitch that is on your RV Lastly probably never ask the "professionals" here on Amazon.
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In theory, sure, this adjustable hitch will work in any 2" receiver, but the Rapid Hitch is already a long drawbar, so if you add it onto a 1-1/4" x 2" adapter, that will make an extremely long drawbar. It's far from optimal.
959366
I don't know what you mean by a 2" hitch but it will take a 2" ball. The bolt in the balls are 2 sizes, this receiver takes the small bolt.
2198239
Total length of the bar is 4.5 inches. I have a Reese 1 1/4 inch receiver and this lines up perfectly. No problems so far. Make sure you purchase the correct size pin, as the 1 1/4 inch bar will take a smaller pin than the end that receives the 2 inch bar.
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not sure...no problems with mine, but, i bought another rugged ridge hook tow hitch that would only fit one of three receivers we have...on assorted vehicles. it is probably poor manufacturing tolerances and maybe too much paint..? pin it with a good, slightly smaller, bolt?
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I BELIEVE IT IS A CLASS II HITCH (2" RECEIVER).Make sure the hitch is rated for the amount of VERTICAL weight needed!
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To get the answer to your question go to the PullRite web page, they have complete compatability listings there. It's a great hitch for a short bed pickup.
2173983
I am not sure i know what you are asking needs to be assembled but will fit any regular hitch receiver if you are not set up with a receiver then one must be installed
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do you have a 2" receiver Type: Cradle Recommended Use: 2 Inch Receiver Drilling Required: No Finish: Powder Coated Color: Textured Black Material: Steel Features Portable Winch Cradle System That Can Accommodate Up To A 12,000 Pounds Winch 3 Separate Lockable Compartments Recessed Driving Lights With Illuminated Switch Over 4 Cubic Feet Of Storage Anti-Wobble System That Eliminates The Need For External Adapters Comes Standard In The Signature Series Black Powder Coat Integrated D-Ring Mounts. Mounts Up To Any Standard 2 Inch Receiver Hitch Limited 5 Year Or 50,000 Mile Warranty
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Hi Sandy... Hmmm, I really can't say. I chose it because it said to work on the Element with a "receiver hitch." I assume you have that hitch, as well, but that won't ensure that it will be a proper fit for you vehicles. I will mention that this hitch is kind of heavy, so you gotta be somewhat strong to insert it in the receiver with ease. I have seen that there are lighter/smaller ones. Also, when I searched your vehicle(s) on Amazon, and just plain Google with the words "bike rack for," all kinds of things came up. I count on reviews to confirm quality and fit for things like this. Hi Sandy... Hmmm, I really can't say. I chose it because it said to work on the Element with a "receiver hitch." I assume you have that hitch, as well, but that won't ensure that it will be a proper fit for you vehicles. I will mention that this hitch is kind of heavy, so you gotta be somewhat strong to insert it in the receiver with ease. I have seen that there are lighter/smaller ones. Also, when I searched your vehicle(s) on Amazon, and just plain Google with the words "bike rack for," all kinds of things came up. I count on reviews to confirm quality and fit for... » Read More Hi Sandy... Hmmm, I really can't say. I chose it because it said to work on the Element with a "receiver hitch." I assume you have that hitch, as well, but that won't ensure that it will be a proper fit for you vehicles. I will mention that this hitch is kind of heavy, so you gotta be somewhat strong to insert it in the receiver with ease. I have seen that there are lighter/smaller ones. Also, when I searched your vehicle(s) on Amazon, and just plain Google with the words "bike rack for," all kinds of things came up. I count on reviews to confirm quality and fit for things like this. « Show Less