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Price
Quality/Durability
Size
Universal
Cons:
Universal (hard fit on some makes and models such as 1990's dodges)
Linear bolt pattern
drilling your bumperExcellent 2" tube reciver hitch for a step bumper. And yes I had to drill but no big deal just whipped out my 3/4" drill bit and went to work on my bumper. Something note worthy though the pre-stamped holes on the hitch itself are to fit a 3/4" bolt but due to the anti rust paint and the fact the holes are stamped and not drilled they fit an 11/16" bolt which companies stopped making in the 50's except by special order. This means you will need to slightly ream out the stamped holes on the hitch with your 3/4" bit. After that you will need 4 3/4" shank bolts, 4 washers, 4 locking washers, and 4 nuts. Its pretty simple folks if you don't grasp the concept you have no business pulling a trailer.
Also note the picture is upside down. And as a drilling reference the hitch plate is made of 1/4" industrial steel and is welded all around the receiver tube to support the 500 lb tongue weight and 5000lbs trailer weight. Hope this helps.
Oh yeah almost forgot, I drive a 1969 F-250 and in that day and age bumpers were a dealer option so....basically this hitch is universal. The measurements given under product description were spot on so don't be an idiot and measure your step and bumper first!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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