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grey2112
Explorer
Jul 22, 2019

Original Pull-Rite hitch - I'm stumped on what to do with it

Just bought a 2004 Suburban 2500. Person towed a 35 foot toy hauler and has an original Pull-Rite hitch installed. https://www.pullrite.com/pullrite This won't work for my applications (I mostl...
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JRscooby
Explorer II
Jul 23, 2019
carringb wrote:
That was a newer feature not present on older models. But I'm sure something could be easilyl fab'd up.


Not sure what you think is "older model" I know the one in our family was around in the early '80s. And brother always bought Suburbans at least 6 YO, kept until wrecked or rusted to the point it was not safe. Most times he had 2. (Now '03 as work truck, and '48 for when not working)
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    Katkoantiques
    Explorer
    Jul 24, 2025

    I have a 2004 2500 4x4 suburban with the original pull rite hitch. 40.000 lb hitch. I have used it since 2005. Most awesome hitch ever. Was towing 36’ camper with one hand smoking a cigar. I’ve lost whole tires and didn’t even know it until An 18 wheeler told me on the cb radio. This is the safest hitch ever made. If you have problems with the I stalation call Corbin’s hitches in Charleston SC. They are the best installers around. Ask for Steve corbin

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