Hitch Prep??
I am in the market for a used 3500 diesel truck to tow a FW. My search is almost entirely online, as these vehicles in my price range are hard to find locally, therefore I am willing to find one 1,000...
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mekkerl wrote:
I'm thinking of going the rail route -- seems most economical and 'simple' for our use.
Last question -- I am also in the market for a used hitch...anything I should look out for? Lots of Reese one's available.
And if I install the rails myself...is it safe to assume that most any hitch will attach to these rails?
I went with rails too. Economical and versatile. Any hitch designed for rails will fit it, and you can get a gooseneck hitch that mounts on them as well if you also have a need for a gooseneck attachment.
Rails are universal so any hitch designed for them should work fine.
Installing them yourself is a good excuse to buy a nice big torque wrench so you can crank everything to spec. :B
