Mitsubishi Projects:
Custom Receiver Using OE Mounting Holes
| An "Off-Roadable"
Hitch, Which Bolts up to the OEM Hitch Platform |
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| Kirk's hitch bolts up to the existing holes using allen-head
capscrews |
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| The tongue is easily removed, with a low- profile
receiver left |
Kirk Hillebrand (aka Cap'n Kirk) just completed a
proto type of this receiver:
"It uses a standard stinger (that is available almost anywhere) so
I can purchase one with the correct
drop for the application. It has a 3500 lb rating and [an estimated] 300 lb tongue
weight max. The receiver is shorter in order to be more off-road friendly.
Editor's Note: 4x4Wire does not certify, nor can we be responsible for
untested designs. We suggest caution when designing and/or using any product
whose failure can cause serious injury, especially where it pertains to towing,
seatbelts, steering and braking systems.
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