Part number on hitch is 92655 and says width is 22.5". Harbor freight has this part number at 32.5". Who is correct? I need the 32.5" model.
1580644
If you want width (left to right), it's 48", if you want depth (how far it comes out from the vehicle), it's 22.5" the basket outer dimensions are 48" X 22.5", I just put a tape measure to it!
1580645
The numbers only refer to the dimensions of the carrier. Either one will work. The width is actually 34 1/2.
1659607
i don't know but it's suppose be universal i made mine fit with inlarge the hole and using taper bolt the pitcure show it upside down ask someone at a trailer hitch shop they have to know
1058274
I do not know the exact diameter. It is slightly larger than my axel. They do sell a universal hitch that fits in the frame. If you go to the manufacturer's web site you can see it. DoggyRide.com They also show all the accessories that are available for all there styles of trailers. Hope this helps. Brad Calder
172172
I am not sure, but Amazon says the CURT Manufacturing 45036 Class III 2" Loaded Ball Mount with 2" Ball is frequently purchased with the Rugged Ridge #11580.51. Does that make it a class 3? I don't know. Because of that recommendation that was the hitch I ordered with my Rugged Ridge. Maybe Goggle Rugged Ridge.
1120493
Both of the hitch pins are industry standard sized pins, so all the holes on all receiver hitches should fall under the sizes of these two pins. By chance if your receiver hole has been drilled out or modified then this would be the only time I would worry about. You can google the two sized holes if you are concerned about the size and see if your bolt diameter is the size of one of the pins.
1955512
The 8" drop is confusing. It refers to the length of the shank that goes into your receiver. Even with my F250, the 8" shank was way too long. I contacted Andersen and they exchanged the 8" shank for a 4" shank. I know this hitch is popular among Airstream owners -- check their boards. Also, you can call or email Andersen -- they are quite helpful.
1767547
I used a hitch vise plate from harbor freight because I have a 2 inch receiver and the adapter was loose IMHO. But I measured from the old 1 1/4 hitch that Highland uses and from the hole where the pin goes in crosswise to hold the hitch in the receiver to the plate is 14 inches. So if you measure from the receiver hole to the back of the spare tire you need at least 14 inches or an adapter. You can always get a hitch extender to add length.
1545652
the one I purchased fits a 2" hitch class 2-3. apparently I purchased a heavier duty one.
835117
I'd go pick up this hitch from wal-mart and see if it fits. If it doesn't just return it. It is the same price as on Amazon.
1664498
Harbor Freight carried this same model for a long time, and had the parts break down on their website to re-order spares. Hope that helps.
144298
You need to go to the CURT website with this hitch number and see. I always go check things out at the manufacturer's site and normally purchase at a better price on Amazon.
1293574
Hello James, If is 2" X 2" and fits the Class 3 & up hitches. Thanks, Got-Chrome 888.552.4766 www.got-chrome.com
1297204
I don't know exact size but I would guess 2 inch. I had an '05 Dosage Durango with standard tow pkg & now drive an '07 Chevy Suburban. This hitch works on both of my trucks. Sorry I couldn't be more specific!
890920
When I lost mine I got this one: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005C1N8C4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1 but it is now currently unavailable. The diameter is 13 mm and it worked perfectly. It seems like one like this might work: http://www.amazon.com/Sunlite-Trailer-Hitch-Only-Black/dp/B00B136YPA/ref=sr_1_19?ie=UTF8&qid=1426508511&sr=8-19&keywords=Bike+Trailer+Hitch
1281126
without actually measuring, it is the exact width a standard hitch requires between the end pieces (approx. 2 3/4 or 2 7/8 in) - end to end total is approx. 6 in. nice lock - the black is good - you don't really see it there, rubber end cap that protects lock is still in place - in Colorado these eventually dry out and fall off!!
1817046
Thats a good question ... I had to find out the same info month ago and kinda remember I had to get 1/2 20... If I remember right I looked these up on the web and found the maker and e-mailed them but I am 99% sure it was the 1/2 20 size ...standard for most trailers ... that 1/2 13 is more of a car size.
1199929
I have a 2009 Toyota Venza and unfortunately I am getting drag in and our of my driveway. Harbor Freight has a Hitch Extender/Rise. I am going to give it a try.