What class hitch do I need?
I just bought my 2000 R/T Durango and need to get a hitch for my small utility trailer. I know I need a 2" drop and a 2" ball, but when I tried to figure out what size ball mount it seems they are only designated by class, not by the dimension of the mount itself. So, what class should I be looking for? I'm sure all the Durango's are the same- it's a 2" width ball mount that's needed.
Thanks in advance for the help.
Kidd_Funkadelic
Thanks in advance for the help.
Kidd_Funkadelic
ORIGINAL: Kidd_Funkadelic
I just bought my 2000 R/T Durango and need to get a hitch for my small utility trailer. I know I need a 2" drop and a 2" ball, but when I tried to figure out what size ball mount it seems they are only designated by class, not by the dimension of the mount itself. So, what class should I be looking for? I'm sure all the Durango's are the same- it's a 2" width ball mount that's needed.
Thanks in advance for the help.
Kidd_Funkadelic
I just bought my 2000 R/T Durango and need to get a hitch for my small utility trailer. I know I need a 2" drop and a 2" ball, but when I tried to figure out what size ball mount it seems they are only designated by class, not by the dimension of the mount itself. So, what class should I be looking for? I'm sure all the Durango's are the same- it's a 2" width ball mount that's needed.
Thanks in advance for the help.
Kidd_Funkadelic
What do you mean by a 2" drop? If you are talking about how high the ball should be, you would have to check it after you got the hitch receiver on and with your trailer, like here: http://www.etrailer.com/faq_ballmount.aspx
ORIGINAL: gr8scott72
You needat least aclass III hitch. This is a reference I found you can read about the different classes: http://www.hitches4less.com/trailer-hitch-classes.html
What do you mean by a 2" drop? If you are talking about how high the ball should be, you would have to check it after you got the hitch receiver on and with your trailer, like here: http://www.etrailer.com/faq_ballmount.aspx
You needat least aclass III hitch. This is a reference I found you can read about the different classes: http://www.hitches4less.com/trailer-hitch-classes.html
What do you mean by a 2" drop? If you are talking about how high the ball should be, you would have to check it after you got the hitch receiver on and with your trailer, like here: http://www.etrailer.com/faq_ballmount.aspx
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