can i use this on a fleetwood discovery with 2 receivers,use the top receiver for lift and bottom to tow jeep?
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The Blue Ox Motorcycle mount needs to be installed per the Blue Ox instructions. I have a Fleetwood Diesel and tow a Jeep Wrangler with my motorcycle (850 pds) on the mount with no problem. I am not sure what an upper and lower 2 receiver installation looks like.
1650534
Hi Robert,The Bue Ox requires a triple receiver, with all 3 at the same height. The outer 2 are smaller (1 1/4 I think) I ended up having to take the RV to a shop to have it all welded up. The Blue Ox does have a receiver on the outside end that you can put a ball on for towing, but I'm not sure what the capacity is.
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Yes I used this on my 2008 FJ 2 wheel drive to lift the front end. It was on the second ring I believe.
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I installed mine with a Pioneer aftermarket receiver. The receiver will require an adapter harness to plug into the Jeep factory wiring harness.
585997
This makes 2 receivers out of 1. You will need a 2" receiver on your vehicle. For example you could put a bicycle hitch and trailer hitch at the same time
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I'm no expert, but I'm going to say no, unless you're willing to buy an after-market bumper suitable for your make and model, able to mount the winch and plate. Good luck on that. The only quick and dirty way I can recommend is to buy a front mounted tow hitch and purchase a winch mount adapter that slides into the receiver. If you already have a tow hitch mounted at the rear, you can do the same thing. Your just winching from the rear. I bought one for my Jeep, but bumpers and adapting the plate are not an issue.
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The 31010 requires a front or rear mount 2" receiver hitch to use it on a vehicle. Curt and others also carry those receivers. I've used it on my Jeep Wrangler with a front receiver, and on several vehicles using the rear receiver. I got this mount plate so I could use it on multiple vehicles. It works fine. The only complaint I have is it does not have built in handles. With an 8000 lb or larger winch, it is tough to move from one vehicle to another without handles.
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Yes. Even if you don't have a 2" receiver, it'll still work. The base of this rack is easily reversible. Allowing it to work with the 2 different standard size receivers.
1410033
I would go with the higher TW also!! That's what I've used on several different size and weight trailers and they all pulled just great!! Best Hitch on the market!! Hands down!!
933506
Yes, You need to have a class 4 hitch. This will allow you to pull max weight.
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I wouldn't think that would work. I use this on the front of my Jeep Wrangler to flat tow it with my other truck. You would probably have to have a hitch put on the front of your bumper so you could attach the ball to your front bumper.
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Probably not. It would likely bolt to the same spot, depends on your receiver. The question would be why would you keep your existing receiver? Per Smittybilt the one on the bumper is rated beyond the capacity of the Jeep (5k lbs - Jeep is only rated to tow 3500). It matches the recommended tongue weight for the vehicle of 500 lbs max.
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As long as you have clearance and it is securely fixed it should work great. I would caution pushing the limits of weight fi you are using it outside the recommended parameters. I bolted mine on the bottom of my factory jeep receiver. I needed to do this to clear the swing arm on my bike rack, when opening the tail gate. It worked perfectly, but I only used it for my bike rack. I would not have even considered hauling a trailer down the road.
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As stated by specs fits 1" 1/4 receiver, and given my towing rating is 2000 lbs in my hitch, I would say yes. Very heavy duty and has carried snow blowers and mowers for me at times. Good product.
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Check tow rating for your vehicle, has 2" receiver, 2 5-16 ball and 6" rise 2" drop shank, also make sure you are within the tongue range for what you are towing.
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it would work fine as long as the receiver is a BEC type i used it on my 2wd slash system and it works good
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No, at best 1" above stock, I have roughly 1,000 miles on mine, they have settled a little(mild towing, tools, and some offroad) they settled to about 1" above stock, if your looking for 2", it might be wise to get the 1.5"-2" lift shackles as well
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No. This adapter actually adapts the Class 3 installed on your towing vehicle to a Class 2 receiver. The reason I purchased this is because I have a Class 3 on my Jeep and a Schwinn bicycle rack which is designed to fit a Class 2 hitch. It works perfectly for that purpose. I hope this answer helps you.