CURT 45919 Channel Mount Pintle Hitch with 2-Inch Trailer Ball, 10,000 lbs., Channel Mount Required Steps These replacement 5th wheel legs Truck:Bolt-on Torsion Hitch Bracket 2003-2010 Chevy Long & Short Bed
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CURT 45919 Channel Mount Pintle Hitch with 2 Inch Trailer Ball, 10,000 lbs., Channel Mount Required Steps These replacement 5th wheel legs Truck:Bolt on Torsion Hitch Bracket 2003 2010 Chevy Long & Short Bed These replacement 5th wheel legs are designed to accept the CURT Q24 hitch head and install in your truck bed with the utmost security and simplicity This class 1 trailer hitch and ball mount combination is designed for a custom fit on select years of the Chrysler 200 (see application info to verify fitment) It uses a series of holes to allow the ball mount platform to be vertically adjusted and allow for significant flexibility in drop and rise For long lasting reliability
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