Do these serve the same function as a taut line hitch?
1569391
Yes -- these will provide that same functionality and are very easy to use.
1569392
Yes as per the definition and normal use of a taut line hitch.. but these I feel are better... first you don't need to know knot tying to use them, second their use is inate to the science they demonstrate, third.. they are a pretty color...lol...
1569393
Yes the Liberty Mountain Aluminum Guyline Adjuster did the job I bought these so when I had to pitch my tarp up in a hurry. Yes they are great to have handle. I will be getting more later. Thanks
1569394
Yes they do serve as a taut line hitch. You tie off on the bottom then pass the cord from the bottom under the bend than out the top. Look at the picture for the bottom hole where the cord is tied off leaving a loop the cord passes though and lays in the notch on the clip and out the top to the tarp or whatever. Wish I could add a picture.
2134565
Yes, I bought this unit for my Geo Tracker which has a 1 1/4 " receiver hitch. Tip...put the unit on a flat surface and do not tighten until assembled.
165781
I use these with a cat 1 quick hitch and they not only work well - they look good too. Serious gear.
1648509
After looking at photos of valley hitch's it seems that they would work but I don't have first hand knowledge of this.
57270
Of course. That is specifically what they are for. See my initial review that helps explain how to install them and why some have had problems. I have now used mine for two years now and they appear to be holding up.
1383951
Link to Curt on line and plug in your year, model, etc. They will show you the hitches that fit. Very satisfied with their products and fast service.
1053588
I have a very old hitch like 80's that works and a new curt but don't know who made the old one leads me to believe it probably would, go on curt site perhaps for specs on centers, good luck
1077357
These rails are industry standard spaced 22" front to back. As long as your hitch is industry spacing they should. Please call Curt mfg. tech support directly for additional confirmation.
553104
Please refer to the Curt website for specific information about all hitches. That's always the best way to research such issues. I'm just a user without details.
768472
As long as you have the right class hitch I don't see a problem with it. Hollywood racks web site has lots of information on their racks and contact information to submit questions.
69083
Extending the shank might adversly effect the weight distribution and sway control of the hitch. I would recommend contacting the engineers at Andersen. You are changing factory specs, so better check first
354228
Many hitch receivers have a threaded bolt hole on the side. If you have one of these, you could thread a bolt in until the step is snug.
2184059
If I recall correctly the curt hitch rides lower then the OEM hitch. They would interfere the each other.
1262236
Yes, a bolt and a lock nut (instead of the usual non-threaded bolt and clevis pin used with a trailer hitch).....great unit.
165780
I don't know. I bought my hitch from Northern Tool, it will work with that.
1734135
Yes it does, but I have used a short pin because of the angle of the hitch.
2239144
Yes. The mounting rails clamp on over the line X Mine did with no issues. Install took about an hour.