There are two holes for the receiver pin. If the hole used to bring the receiver further out is used, yes they go off. I use the hole at the front which slides it inside the receiver more and they don’t go off.
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First Time Buying a Hitch: Need Recommendations
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There are two holes for the receiver pin. If the hole used to bring the receiver further out is used, yes they go off. I use the hole at the front which slides it inside the receiver more and they don’t go off.
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Probably get more responsives if you start your own thread.
raggdoll
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How much does that hitch weigh?I drop pull enclosed trailers daily that range from 8k-10k. Pull vehicle is a 2500 mega cab 6.7L 4x4 ORP. I use the Bulletproof all over Tampa area with zero sway at 75mph on I75. Very stable and no slop in the hitch at all. Their hitches have a lot of options, including sway control. Not discounting WD, as it has it’s advantages, but not necessary for my application.
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It’s a beast!!!
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Great window sticker hahaha
