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CURT 15409 Xtra Duty Class 5 Trailer Hitch, 2 Receiver, Select Dodge, Ram 1500, 2500, 3500

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CURT 15409 Xtra Duty Class 5 Trailer Hitch, 2 Receiver, Select Dodge, Ram 1500, 2500, 3500When we came to the limits of towing capacity, we wanted to know what else was out there. What could we discover off the beaten path? So, we kept going. CURT class 5 Xtra Duty hitches begin a class of their own, beyond class 4 and beyond anything the standards dictate. They are designed for the hard road where only full size pickup trucks, vans and SUVs dare to tread. They are capable of pulling almost any heavy duty trailer, including toy haulers,

When we came to the limits of towing capacity, we wanted to know what else was out there. What could we discover off the beaten path? So, we kept going. CURT class 5 Xtra Duty hitches begin a class of their own, beyond class 4 and beyond anything the standards dictate. They are designed for the hard road where only full-size pickup trucks, vans and SUVs dare to tread. They are capable of pulling almost any heavy-duty trailer, including toy haulers, dump trailers, logging trailers, small yacht trailers and more (NOTE: Never exceed the lowest weight capacity of any towing component). This particular Xtra Duty class 5 trailer hitch offers a gross trailer weight capacity of 17,000 lbs. and an extra-high tongue weight capacity of 2,550 lbs. It features a 2" x 2" receiver tube opening to accept a ball mount or hitch-mounted accessory, such as a cargo carrier or winch mount. It is designed to be a custom-fit trailer hitch for certain years of the Ram 2500 or 3500 and Dodge Ram 1500, 2500 or 3500 (to verify compatibility with your vehicle, see application info). For a little extra towing power and stability, this class 5 hitch can also be used in combination with a weight distributing hitch. It is rated for 17,000 lbs. WD and 2,550 lbs. WDTW. In our drive to create a more powerful hitch, CURT has not neglected the finer details. Our class 5 trailer hitches are welded with precision and go through multiple stages of cleaning to create a smooth surface that is ready to accept our co-cured finish. To protect them from corrosion, chipping and UV damage, these hitches are immersed in a liquid A-coat and then finished in a high-quality black carbide powder coat. They come with grade-8 mounting hardware for solid installation.

Trailer Hitch Rear; Class V; Square Tube; 2 Inch Receiver; 17000 Pound Weight Carrying Capacity/ 2550 Pound Tongue Weight; 17000 Pound Weight Distributing Capacity/ 2550 Pound Tongue Weight

Features & Benefits

  • Tested For Safety In Accordance With SAE J684
  • Protected By A Durable High Gloss Black Powder Coat Finish
  • Co Cured In A Rust Resistant Liquid Bonderite Coating
  • Strengthened With A Cast, Welded, Seamless Collar
  • Equipped With An Open Back Receiver For Easy Cleaning
  • Made With A Vehicle Specific Design For A Custom Fit
  • Precisely Welded For Superior Strength And Fit
  • Limited Lifetime Warranty: 1 Year Finish And Parts Warranty

Attributes

  • Class: V
  • Receiver Size (IN): 2 Inch
  • Construction: Square Tube Welded
  • Weight Carrying Capacity (LB): 17000 Pound
  • Weight Carrying Tongue Weight (LB): 2550 Pound
  • Weight Distributing Capacity (LB): 17000 Pound
  • Weight Distributing Tongue Weight (LB): 2550 Pound
  • Color/ Finish: Black Carbide Powder Coated
  • Includes Ball Mount: No
  • Material: Steel
  • For Use With Roll Pan: No
  • Drilling Required: No
  • Cutting Required: No
  • Estimated Install Time (Hours): 1.5
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