Description says this is a Class 1 hitch but it also says rated for 600/6000lbs. Which one is it, they can't both be true.
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Check Reese's website, but this is clearly at least a class III. Heavy duty. And it bolts both to the bumper, which is already rated at 5,000 pounds, plus it bolts onto the factory crossmember.
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Depends on the combined weight or the trailer and the car. This wd hitch is rated for hitch weights up to 1000#,
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I just weighed my hitch and it was 24lbs, however I have and additional hitch adapter which is maybe 5lbs.
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I am not the right person to provide this information. Contact Anderson Hitches at www.andersonhitches.com or 800-635-6106. Anderson is very helpful. My hitch works well.
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Go directly to the Curt Manufacturing site for the specifications. I use it with a load leveling hitch on a 10,500lb trailer with a 14,000 lb hitch. It works very will to get everything lined up and level to not put an uneven load on the axles.
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Smittybilt rates the bumper as having a class III hitch - Class III is rated to 5000 lbs with 500 lbs tongue weight. The bigger question is what is the tow vehicle rated to pull? If you are installing this on a Jeep CJ or Wrangler, the rating is different based on engine and transmission.
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I have a Hidden Hitch Class 1 #60869 with a 1 1/4" square receiver. The Swagman works with either 1 1/4" or 2" receiver. Also got the Swagman 1/2" locking hitch pin so the bike rack cannot be easily stolen.
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This is a Class 3 hitch with a 3/4 hole. That equates to a maximum ball of 1 7/8".
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I have a class 2 hitch. I'm sure you could get an adaptor to make it work. I had a friend that did just that. It's a great hitch.
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I'm not sure what a class 1 hitch is so I may not be the best person to ask, but I can say that it fits my Ford Escape hitch perfectly.
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It is a ONE INCH shank. In the threaded section (bottom side) it measures just under 1" ... so I'm assuming it's 1" stock before being threaded. I would imagine you'd only find the 3/4" shanks on the smaller hitches.
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Yes, this is designed to be used with a class 1 or 2 hitch with the 1-1/4 Inch Receiver.
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This 2" hitch will not fit into the Class II receiver. Class II Trailer Hitch Receivers: Designed for light-duty towing - Are rated up to 3,500 lbs GTW and 350 lbs TW - 1-1/4" x 1-1/4" receiver hitch opening - Will work with Class I and Class II accessories, such as bike racks, cargo carriers. Class III Trailer Hitch Receivers: Designed for trucks, vans and sport utility vehicles - 2" x 2" receiver hitch opening - Rated up to 6,000 lbs GTW with 600 lbs TW - Allows for more gear to be carried or towed Works with all Class III accessories.
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the one I purchased fits a 2" hitch class 2-3. apparently I purchased a heavier duty one.
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I think the description is relating to a receiver hitch set up and not this sway control. As already stated this is a friction device and not a load bearing one. The 3500 and 350 weights listed are for a Class 2 hitch/receiver.
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It has nothing to do with the make of the vehicle. It depends on whether or not you have a class III receiver on the vehicle.