What gauge metal are you using for the hitch and what gauge metal are you using for the platform?
1891193
I have a class 3 hitch on a jeep cherokee pretty heavy duty and the platform itself is 5/16 possibly 1/4 inch thick. It doesn't feel thin or cheap.
1968706
I'd say build a custom plate. I took an old receiver hitch and welded it to the front frame. Made a plate that slides in like a ball hitch and it works perfect. easy to switch to the back bumper too. just make some extensions to hook to your battery or have an extra battery.
992807
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.
1753100
It is my understanding that if you use the optional Super Rail Kit it is rated at 16k, I bought these and the install was amazingly "Clean and Easy". I have only used mine a few times but it seems you will get the full travel promised. Nice hitch, Buy the Super Rail Kit if you can
131526
according to the hitch specs this should work fine.you should measure from the hole in your hitch out 1 inch past bumper and see if the measurement on the receiver will clear bumper when you put the pin in.
1580888
I mounted a superwinch 8500 lb on mine. I'm pretty sure they use the same bolt pattern! I'd call curt to be safe. I have a receiver hitch on the front of my F250 and it is awesome to handle the winch due to its cradle design. Good lick
457104
We have a Curt Fifth Wheel hitch, these rails are very universal, probably will work for you.
326509
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.
637685
Have to do the measurement from bumper to the front of the hitch to see if it fits
1077358
These are the industry standard rails. If your Reese hitch uses standard rails then yes. Some Reese products use a special rail.
529118
I have the same problem. The OEM bolts that attach this bumper to the trailer hitch are too large for the bolt holes! This bumpers bolt holes are not OEM! What size are they?
1536050
Not sure what you are referring to, but mine is tubular steel and welded flat steel plates. Receiver is square steel. Mated right up to existing frame bolt points. Very nicely constructed. Super easy to install.
62220
12 & 10 gauge for the brakes. You should be happy with this cable. Just a FYI, I mounted a 4x4 plastic electrical box with gasket & screw on cover, on the front of the trailer and made all the connections in this water tight box. Put grease inside each wire connector before screwing the wires on. Takes a little more time however it's been years with no electrical problems.
1776937
I am using 3/4 inch D rings. The ring has just a little play. I think it perfect!!Very nice bumper!!
1460480
Is your hitch factory or aftermarket my hitch has 3 or 4 lag nut bolts it's not a full hitch like a Reese hitch mine worked perfect with the rugged ridge bumper
2160873
Honestly I'm not sure, but this is not a good hitch. It is very sloppy and I wish I would have just stepped up to a better quality. I bought a new truck and traded off my old hitch with the old truck. Big mistake. The hitch is constantly banging around and is actually a little scary to pull with. Will be getting different one when I can afford it.
865271
My guess is poly. Its pretty stiff. But does help the metal on metal "clinging"