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snow trac hitch
- Thread starter JimVT
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you may want to put a reciever tube on it i just changed all mine to pintles keeps people from borrowing my trailers
Are they smaller? Most of the ones I am finding are 10" in height.
install the reciever tube where the hitch is and than weld the pintle to i slugg and get a standrad ball mount to install when you want to pull your trailer. but i just changed hitches on all my trucks and trailers to pintle only so no body wants to borrow my stuff shucks now i'm sounding like Big Al hope i don't get a hankering to own a krusty.
If you go with a receiver tube you can get the lighter duty pintle hitches that slide in the 2 receiver tube. Then it is simple to change back and forth from the ball. Or get the ball and pintle combo where the pintle latch goes up high enough to use the ball.
the snow trac uses a smaller pintle hitch the larger ones with the ball won't clear the rear door when he trys to open it if you use the 2 inch reciever keep the oppsite end open so you can shove the ice and snow through it
Here's one at etrailer that is a combo. You can also get a 2"receiver mount too.