What is the distance of the holes from center to center I would have to drill in my bumper to mount?
157456
Near as I can tell the distance from center to center is about 15 1/8th inches.
1010513
Hi, This is TZseller, thank you for your question, the mounting hole for centers is 0.35". ThanksTZ
934210
Depends on how far apart the bolt holes on your bumper are. My toyota was 7 7/8 too close for the hitch. I had to machine the slots closer. I cannot measure the slots now that they are installed but I think the hitch can accommodate holes from 8 1/2 to 9 1/2 apart. The holes are 3/4 diameter.
1986109
You will need to drill holes in the bumper (if you have a metal bumper) or somewhere on the frame of the vehicle to mount the brackets. You may need to make, or have made, additional brackets for this to work. It depends on your vehicle.
648499
1 and 3/16 inch from each end to center of hole, but if you have a good drill bit you could drill new holes in the back plate because they don't show.
1261394
Yes. You have to drill holes in your bumper. I used small plastic wall anchors screws in the bumper. Put it on a year ago. No problems at all
1854100
I use rubber bumper plates. The center hole is 2 inches in diameter. Pay close attention to that as many of the plates you'll see are 1 inch and fit smaller bars. The bumper plates also don't change in outside diameter. They're all the same diameter regardles of weight; the only thing that changes is their thickness.
1083878
Actual finished length is at least 1/4 inch in excess of 28 inches for the style we purchased. Clearance needed for installation would exceed 28 1/4". There may be other lengths available? I do measure 24 inches center to center of the primary holes for mounting. In addition there are holes for minor mounting bolts at 26 1/4 inches center to center. Still loving these grab bars a year later!
898548
I can't answer your question. The unit is at my cabin so there is no way for me to measure it at this time. I can tell you there are 2 holes for the receiver pin around 3 inches apart. If I had to take a guess it would be around 13 -16 inches. You may be able to find it on Curts web site. I would guess it would clear your bumper.
2221255
No, the mounting holes are approx. 13/64" Dia., I drilled mine out for 1/4" bolts.
230341
I don't personally know of any bumper that the hitch's hole pattern or overall dimension fits exactly. It's a good, sturdy receiver and it comes with very substantial mounting bolts/hardware. When I centered the hitch on my step-bumper I had to drill 3 new holes in the receiver and 2 new holes in my step-bumper...about $50 in drill bits and a lot of hard drilling...but, after finally getting it all done, I'm happy with the end result and couldn't find anything else that would work any better or be as substantial.
1125619
Yes there is a hole in the center. It appears to be about 3/8". There are also two mounting tabs,one on either side.
805171
You need to find the wall studs before mounting.They should be 16" or24 on center.
1393580
center of hole is about 1/2" in from edge of plate. You can have the unit over hang on the back side if necessary
238110
Mine is already mounted so its tough to measure, but it looks like the holes are 7/32".
1398372
I'm not 100% sure I know the brush guard brackets uses the channel that runs behind the bumper as long as you can access those holes you should be ok
221429
1/2" The length will depend on the bumper thickness. Also, get a good solid washer for each side of the bolt. 2 Bolts and 4 washers. The installation is very stable that way.