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- popeyemthExplorer
ependydad wrote:
popeyemth, do you have a link or brand or anything?
The Bodiak lost me on their infomercial video - just too Billy Mays for my tastes.
For the Curt- what is the $60 for install spent on? Does it just attach to the tow hooks or is there more to it?
It was a Reese DrawTite EBay item #171168111876
Installation took about 30 minutes
Good Luck, Mike - owenssailorExplorerOn my 2012 Silverado the tow hooks get unbolted and the both the hitch and the hooks get bolted on. Curt has instructions on their web site. The plastic air dam had to be trimmed to have the reciever fit through
- ependydadExplorerJust looked at what etrailer.com offers. All are more permanent of installs than I'd like. Hrmph.
- ependydadExplorerpopeyemth, do you have a link or brand or anything?
The Bodiak lost me on their infomercial video - just too Billy Mays for my tastes.
For the Curt- what is the $60 for install spent on? Does it just attach to the tow hooks or is there more to it? - popeyemthExplorerJust got one from EBay for our 2007 Silverado $135 delivered
It uses the tow hooks for anchor bolts .
Good Luck, Mike - jspringatorExplorerI tried a Bodiak on my Suburban. It sagged. I returned it. I got a Curt for my X and am very happy with it. $60 for someone to install it. Ordered off the internet.
- owenssailorExplorerI had a Curt front receiver installed on current and previous truck. Bolts on as described above.
- aruba5erExplorerCurt makes a hitch for the front end that looks a lot better and doesnt stick out in front of the bumper, although that looks like something that would wake up those who park by ear.
- PartyMartyExplorerI had one made at a local welding shop .
It bolts to the frame where the hooks would bolt up .
It is the same idea as the bodiak .
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