This states it comes with a universal hitch mount to secure it in a hitch receiver. Will this also install to the receiver of a truck?
643466
It just comes with the plate in the photo. You will need sone reciever tube as a minimum.
1913317
If you put an receiver hitch extenuation in it it will work IMHO . Hope this helps
40656
I believe it will. It's made to fit a standard size. So, it should fit any standard size receiver hitch.
478387
no it did not. I mounted mine to the bed of my truck using self tapping screws.
183056
No it will not, I have a factory installed hitch on mine, no problems, not sure about aftermarket hitches though, but I think it will be OK.
773705
As long as you can get a front receiver hitch mounted on the front of your truck, it will work and the great
1673448
Negative, as far as I can tell. Perhaps if you put an extender on the hitch it will work.
1230827
It bolts to your hitch, right under the hitch ball. So it could attach to anything. I have a 1 1/4 hitch, yes to your question.
973409
It does not come with a hitch pin. I purchased (separately) a Tow Ready Silver Locking Silent Hitch Pin for 2" Receivers that works great with it.
1311597
Yes but you will have to purchase the mount separately. I bought a universal mount and it worked great.
1002958
It doesn't hitch to the axle exactly, but uses the nut or quick release lever of the axle to secure it to the rear fork. I think if you tried to attach anywhere else you'd find the hitch arm isn't long enough
1019738
No, it goes into you receiver and does not allow a trailer to attach to it.
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.
746492
Yes it does. All you will need to do is drill the holes for the bracket and mount the hitch ball and the sway bar just clips on. Dave
480407
No it does not mount to the trailer hitch. You have to cut the material so the hitch protrudes though the rubber material. It worked out quite nicely on my MH.
1394465
Yes. But you will need a sleeve. The insert which is bolted to the extension at the L bend can be unbolted. The insert can then be slid into a sleeve and placed in the hitch. If you are able to fabricate or find the sleeve, you are all set. If not, I would try something different.
1211572
Doesn't mount on the hitch. Picture may be deceiving. Rack is rectangular, flat on bottom with through holes/hardware to mount on a flat surface. Would have to fabricate/add metal to make work with a hitch receiver. I mounted two racks on my utility trailer--added a shelf board.