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"used" because it was pulled out of its box and as such now has minor wear marks. $100 shipped to lower 48. Retail was $210
https://www.curtmfg.com/part/114393
https://www.curtmfg.com/part/114393
Gen2 Curt Class 1 Trailer Hitch with Ball Mount #114393 $100 shipped
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Finally got mine from Amazon warehouse deals. UPS kept taking the drivers off the road for afternoon snow, so they delivered it Saturday while trying to catch up.
$100 shipped is about $40 under Amazon pricing, sounds like a good deal.
Mine looks well thought out and well made.
Curt wants you to cut a 4x5" triangle off the right side aero plastic tray, and possibly do the same to a heat shield over the muffler on the other side.
Aside from the shield trimming, installation is as straightforward as can be.
Thread 4 bolts through the frame with the included fish wires, raise the hitch onto the bolts, install 4 nuts and torque to 70ft-lb.
That part's a ten minute job. Curt says the whole job, including removing, trimming and reinstalling shields, will take a novice 45 minutes or 25 minutes for a pro with a hoist.
Funny thing, the manual says it weighs 27lb. Amazon said it weighed 43 with ball mount and a flimsy shipping box. My bathroom scales say the bare hitch weighs 32.2lb. I wonder if they redesigned and beefed it up after they wrote the instructions. The instructions do say that non towing loads like cargo baskets and bike racks require the use of stabilizing straps or the warranty is void, that's probably standard with 1 1/4" receivers, they don't take twisting loads as well as 2" hitches.
$100 shipped is about $40 under Amazon pricing, sounds like a good deal.
Mine looks well thought out and well made.
Curt wants you to cut a 4x5" triangle off the right side aero plastic tray, and possibly do the same to a heat shield over the muffler on the other side.
Aside from the shield trimming, installation is as straightforward as can be.
Thread 4 bolts through the frame with the included fish wires, raise the hitch onto the bolts, install 4 nuts and torque to 70ft-lb.
That part's a ten minute job. Curt says the whole job, including removing, trimming and reinstalling shields, will take a novice 45 minutes or 25 minutes for a pro with a hoist.
Funny thing, the manual says it weighs 27lb. Amazon said it weighed 43 with ball mount and a flimsy shipping box. My bathroom scales say the bare hitch weighs 32.2lb. I wonder if they redesigned and beefed it up after they wrote the instructions. The instructions do say that non towing loads like cargo baskets and bike racks require the use of stabilizing straps or the warranty is void, that's probably standard with 1 1/4" receivers, they don't take twisting loads as well as 2" hitches.
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