Trailer hitch receiver

This item is a must-have for any ham radio enthusiast who wants to take their communication to the next level. The telescopic pole receiver hitch mounts allow for easy installation of popular ham radio antenna mast such as Spiderbeam, Sota beams, and Jaclite. NOTE: These mounts can be used with a bed extender or adjustable ball mount hitch that can be found at Harbor Freight or make your own L mount from 2 inch square tubing. This listing is for the Plastic Mounts only, does NOT include any…

Constructed from heavy duty steel plate with powder coat finish and includes industrial grade U-bolt, washer and nut with galvanized finish to resist rust and corrosion Eliminate or reduce wobbling, rocking, rattling and hitch play on hitch mount bike racks, cargo carriers and other hitch mount towing accessories. Quickly installs on Class I, II, III and IV or 1. 25" or 2" receiver hitches. Great to use on different tow and carry vehicles such as SUV, pickup trucks, RV's, vans, sedans…

Bought brand new 2500 miles on it being stored in air condition and heating space since 2020. Has two heat pump, rooftop units, equalizer hitch, and receiver. two cosmetic dings on front removable cover.

Before you can tow a trailer, you need a trailer hitch receiver. And before you can load up your hitch receiver, you should know something about how they work. What size trailer hitch receiver do you need (or have)? How much weight can your hitch carry? How do you measure a hitch, anyway? Click to check out our help guide for answers to all your questions about trailer hitch receivers!

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After moving things around in the storage compartment, to make room for the trailer hitch every time we go camping, I decided that I wanted to find a way to store the trailer hitch securely without taking up lots of room. I decided that I wanted to store it right on the tongue of the travel trailer and with a locking pin, it would be secure and out of the way. I welded an inexpensive receiver to the tongue and this worked perfectly. Here are the links to the Receiver and 5/8” Lock Pin CURT…