🚀 Elevate Your Towing Game!
The Draw-Tite 75034 Max-Frame Receiver is a robust towing solution designed for trucks, vans, and SUVs. With a 2" square receiver tube opening, it boasts a weight carrying capacity of up to 5000 pounds and a weight distributing capacity of 8000 pounds. Its all-welded construction and durable powder-coated finish ensure longevity and reliability, making it the perfect fit for your vehicle.
| Brand | Draw-Tite |
| Item Weight | 36.4 Pounds |
| Vehicle Service Type | Van, Sport-Utility-Vehicles, Truck, Trailer |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Finish Type | Powder Coated |
| Manufacturer | Draw-Tite |
| UPC | 742512750348 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00742512750348 |
| Model | 75034 |
| Item Weight | 36.4 pounds |
| Country of Origin | Mexico |
| Item model number | 75034 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 75034 |
| OEM Part Number | 75034 |
D**T
Great fit
Installed this hitch on my 1968 Ford F-100 pickup. Fit like a glove (after removing the spare tire hanger). Looks great and well its a trailer hitch!
A**A
Somewhat easy to install, but drilling is required
Installed this on a 1984 silverado c/10 short wheel base single cab. My truck has the step bumper and this hitch fits. You will have to make two new holes and remove part of two more, not much it's almost like a half moon area. It seems like the receiver is hidden which I actually liked that. It's almost not visible unless you have a hitch ball on the receiver.I had tried to install other receivers and this one is the one that fits my step bumper truck. Even though like I mentioned some drilling is required.
R**E
fit my 79 C10 like a glove
Used a floor jack to raise it up into place. Two of the bolt holes lines up with the frame holes, which I used to hold it in place. Then drilled the other holes into the frame, thru the existing holes in the hitch. Everything worked out perfect.
B**N
Fit for 1966 Ford F100 with drilling and relocating spare tire. Wrong bolts and instructions were sent
Install on a 1966 Ford f100 short bed. First they sent wrong bolts and instructions. Had to call and verify fitment. If you have a spare tire under bed you have to move it back and drill all new holes for it and for the hitch to be installed. Fitment wise its not bad and looked good. with the chrome bumper that was on this truck.
L**9
Fast shipping
Great price fast shipping
S**3
Fits great! Easy install.
This was an easy install. Works great!
D**E
Nothing lined up!
With three holes in each side of the hitch, and four holes on each side of the frame, you'd think that at least one set would line up. NOPE! I had to drill all six holes. Then, had to make 3/8" thick spacers to drop the hitch down to fit under the stock bumper. Who has 3/8" steel? I guess they're trying to limit the number of sku's, but come on; these things ought to just bolt on. Can't be that hard.
V**L
very nice hitch and fast delivery!
Great hitch. This hitch was very easy to put on. I only had to drill 4 holes, one set of holes lined up perfectly that were already there. The other 4 holes I used a center punch and a 1/4 inch bit followed by a step drill bit that makes drilling so much easier. Make sure you put on the long sleve shirt and googles because metal flies off the step bit. It took me about an hour to mount. I also use a floor jack to lift it easily into place.
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