Is this is a tow behind unit that does NOT require a 3-point hitch?
1175137
No, it does not require a 3 point hitch. The attachment is the same as for most lawn tractor drawn equipment, a horizontal "U" on the drawn piece goes over/under the hole in the "drawbar" at the end of the tractor and a pin goes through the "U" and the hole.
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.
933506
Yes, You need to have a class 4 hitch. This will allow you to pull max weight.
480405
Hi, we had to send our back because it was the wrong size. I don't remember about the trailer hitch, sorry!
2208632
No, not at all. This item went on as easy as pie. You may need another person to hold the item up as you line it up and tighten the nuts. This item looks great and works extremely well. I have received many compliments and looks. Very strong. I have pulled a Uhaul trailer several times and a motorcycle open trailer with a Harley mounted. No issues whatsoever. This class of hitch is the best on the market for my 2010 CRV.
1104359
No, leave the truck hitched, raise trailer and truck with jack until plate can be removed from ball shaft. The only time I have trouble is when I unhook and hookup at a diffent angle then just crank it up higher for more chain slack. Super fast no tools required and it works as advertised.
1145411
There is a little bit of play between the two. It rattles around a bit when not loaded but no different from other hitches I have used over the years. It is a solid hitch so far.
1889566
NO, is the short answer. You will have to unplug and remove the unit, and allow the receiver to receive the hitch.
2145891
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.
1589720
A standard class 3 hitch. It comes with an adapter to use with yourhitch no matter what size. I have a Honda Ridgeline.
1059726
It comes with one mounting kit or it is just part of the purchase. Not sure if they sell separate mounting kits but you could mount them on additional trailers and move the unit.
1094092
The hitch is intended for atv use so it is not 3500 lbs. I have had 800 lbs no problems it should support atv tow weight. My atv is rated at 1100 lbs
1805358
No. These are safety cables that go between the tow bar/hitch and frame to catch the trailer/vehicle being towed if the hitch comes loose.
273830
Yes. It has the post which attaches via 2 square U-bolts and a top bolt to hold the unit down. All hardware is included along with the instructions on proper torqueing procedure when installing the hitch. I highly recommend using a torque wrench to insure you have the torques to spec to avoid being either too loose or placing undue excess stress on the hitch parts.
815211
No, you will be saving the money on the wiring kit if you are using for a bike rack because you do not need any wiring. The wiring is only if you are planning on towing with your hitch. Hope this helps!
2267666
Sorry I don't know. But when I tow the hitch should be as level as possible.
2207540
Mine was super easy. I already had a class 2 receiver hitch, if u don't u need one. Then it was a matter of wiring in power, a couple bolts, and a receiver hitch pin and off I went. All together it took half an hour start to finish.