Receiver hitch extension for 2000 Ford
Somebody tell me I'm reading this right.
To put a hitch extension in the range of 34-48", one has to have a 2 1/2" receiver as there are no 2" extensions that long.
To use the torklift tiedowns at the rear the receiver needs the ends of the cross bar open to accept the square tube.
The only one made to accept the tie downs is torklift's own dual receiver hitch opening, which cost almost $900!
And when that unit is purchased, the tie down for the factory hitch no longer applies unless there is a sleeve that will fit between the tow or some other similar fabrication attempt as tork lift lists a different tie down number.
So for a possible another grand one can have the extension needed to clear a 3-4 ft. overhang.
This just keeps getting better and better........
To put a hitch extension in the range of 34-48", one has to have a 2 1/2" receiver as there are no 2" extensions that long.
To use the torklift tiedowns at the rear the receiver needs the ends of the cross bar open to accept the square tube.
The only one made to accept the tie downs is torklift's own dual receiver hitch opening, which cost almost $900!
And when that unit is purchased, the tie down for the factory hitch no longer applies unless there is a sleeve that will fit between the tow or some other similar fabrication attempt as tork lift lists a different tie down number.
So for a possible another grand one can have the extension needed to clear a 3-4 ft. overhang.
This just keeps getting better and better........
