CURT Q20 Slop and Noise
Hello, I'm a fairly new fiver hauler. I have a CURT Q20 and R20 slider combo on my F350 that was installed as part of the deal on the new truck. I've towed a 11,000# Grand Design about 7,000 miles ...
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jjinatx wrote:
Hello,
When I took delivery of the truck, with hitch installed, there was a plastic bag containing the teflon pad and 2 rubber pads shaped like rectangular donuts. I assume these are pads to go between the ISR and the R20. I also assumed these are just a couple of spares, but maybe they didn't put any pads on the ISR, or just installed 2 of them.
I don't know if I can check without lifting the whole hitch off the ISR with my front end loader. -jj
You should be able to see the rubber pads without lifting if they were installed. Problem with the rubber is it will pound out after some time. I have the Curt non-slider but it is very quite. I solved the problem of slop by getting some thin aluminum/stainless material from Home Depot and cut it to go under the hitch leg and above the hole for the pin. Reread jimnlin response.
