Front hitch
We have a 2015 F350 4x4 and am considering getting a front hitch what are you yours and why prefer it op as high as possible for when in the dirt. Suggestions please. Frank.
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No welding needed, I just installed a Curt front hitch on my truck and it bolted right in, no drilling, no welding. Needed to trim the plastic air dam a little.
Here's the eTrailer link to the hitch that fits your truck.
Two issues with having it up too high are visibility and airflow. If you plan to carry bikes, they will seriously block your vision if they are up too high. In my case, I am using my front hitch for a cooler rack, and a 100-qt cooler will block airflow to the radiator if up too high.
Also beware of bolt-on receivers that mount where your tow hooks are, you don't want to lose use of those when you have a 4x4.
The etrailer link above also has tons of pics of what it looks like installed.
Here's the eTrailer link to the hitch that fits your truck.
Two issues with having it up too high are visibility and airflow. If you plan to carry bikes, they will seriously block your vision if they are up too high. In my case, I am using my front hitch for a cooler rack, and a 100-qt cooler will block airflow to the radiator if up too high.
Also beware of bolt-on receivers that mount where your tow hooks are, you don't want to lose use of those when you have a 4x4.
The etrailer link above also has tons of pics of what it looks like installed.
