RV Bumper 2" Trailer Hitch Receiver with Anti-Rattle - Clamp-On

Swagman Specialty Trailer Hitches - S64025

RV 2" Receiver Bumper Mount Adapter

This adapter attaches to an RV bumper with 4" U-bolts to provide a 2" receiver opening that works great with hitch mounted bike racks and cargo carriers. Its solid steel construction and anti-rattle technology provide a strong, stable base for the bike rack. Designed exclusively for 4" x 4" continuous-welded steel bumpers, this adapter is not compatible with aluminum or spot-welded steel bumpers.

Features:

• 2" Hitch receiver opening to accommodate hitch accessories
• Solid steel construction
• Anti-rattle bolt included to prevent movement of the rack inside the hitch
• Powder coated to resist corrosion

Specs:

• Designed for 4" x 4" continuous-welded steel bumpers
  • Not for use on aluminum or spot-welded bumpers
• Distance from the center of hitch pin hole to end of receiver: 3"
• For use with up to a 3-bike rack
• Not to be used for towing or with cargo carriers
• For use above the bumper only
• Never exceed the bumper's stated capacities

64025 Swagman RV 2" Receiver Bumper Mount Adapter

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• Availability of RV Bumper Trailer Hitch Receiver and Bike Rack
  
• Any of our RV and motor home bike racks, see link, with a 2 inch shank will work with the RV Bumper 2 inch Trailer Hitch Receiver with Anti-Rattle - Clamp-On, part # S64025. Please be aware that the springs on a camper are very different than those on a vehicle, and the bikes will be jarred quite a bit. No matter which bike rack you choose, you will need to be sure to secure the bikes with bungees to prevent damage to the bikes, rack, or your camper.
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• Capacity of Clamp-On RV Bumper 2 Inch Trailer Hitch Receiver # S64025 with Anti-Rattle
  
• The limiting factor is not the capacity of RV bumper hitch # S64025. The main issue is the capacity of the bumper. You will need to contact the RV manufacturer to find out the specifications for your bumper. Also, you will have to be certain you have the right bumper, as this hitch is designed exclusively for 4 inch by 4 inch continuous-welded steel bumpers. This adapter is not compatible with aluminum or spot-welded steel bumpers. There is no drilling required, as the hitch slips over the bumpe
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• Capacity of Swagman RV Bumper Trailer Hitch # S64025 with Anti-Rattle
  
• I spoke with my contact at Swagman, the manufacturer of the RV bumper trailer hitch # S64025, and he stated that the capacity is going to be about 100 pounds, but no higher. So if your cargo carrier and generator are 200 pounds, I would advise against installing this particular hitch for your application. We have two other bumper mounted hitches that would be a bit more heavy duty. The Curt RV bumper hitch # E-100 could handle up to 350lbs of tongue weight, or the Valley hitch # V75300 would
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• Will Size Trailer Bumpers Will Fit the Swagman Clamp on RV Bumper 2 Inch Hitch
  
• The Curt Specialty Trailer Hitch, item # E-100, will only work on a 4 inch square bumper and will not work on your 4-1/4 inch bumper. The Swagman Specialty Trailer Hitch, item # S64025, will fit bumpers 4 inches square but is not rated for towing and only rated for carrying up to 3 bikes on a 3 bike rack designed for use behind an RV. This hitch is also available with a bike rack, the Swagman XC RV Mount 2 Bike Rack, item # S64663. You will need to check with your RV dealer or manufacturer
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• Will the # 64025 Swagman RV 2 inch Receiver Bumper Mount Adapter Mount Underneath the RV Bumper
  
• One option we have for mounting a receiver under the bumper of your RV is the RV Bumper 2 inch Trailer Hitch Receiver, item # E-100. The only problem I see with the location you are suggesting is the distance from the bottom of the receiver to the road surface. If there is not enough clearance the clamp on hitch, bike rack shank or bikes themselves may make contact with the road and damage one or all of the components including the RV bumper. I spoke with my contact at Swagman and was informe
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• Recommendation for a Bumper Mounted Trailer Hitch for an RV, Trailer, or Motorhome
  
• We do have the Valley universal RV Bumper Hitch, # V75300. This hitch mounts to the top of the bumper using U-Bolts that fit around square bumpers up to 5 inches wide. I have included a link to the installation details for reference. You will want to make sure your bumper is rated for this application and do not exceed the capacity of the bumper or hitch, which ever is lower. The Swagman Specialty Trailer Hitch, # S64025, also requires a 4 x 4 inch continuous welded steel bumper and cannot b
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• Valley Universal RV Bumper Hitch # V75300 Recommendation for an Older Camper
  
• I would recommend the Valley universal RV Bumper Hitch, # V75300. This hitch mounts to the top of the bumper using U-Bolts that fit around square bumpers up to 5 inches wide. I have included a link to the installation details for reference. You will want to make sure your bumper is rated for this application and do not exceed the capacity of the bumper or hitch, which ever is lower. I attached installation instructions for this product below for you to check out. The RV Bumper 2 inch Trail
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• How to Attach a 1-1/4 Inch Hitch Bike Rack to a RV Bumper Hitch
  
• I would recommend to use the Brophy Hitch Reducer, part # HT02. This reducer will insert into a 2 inch hitch receiver on your RV and allow you use your 1-1/4 inch hitch bike rack. It will extend out from the original hitch pin hole an extra 3 inches. Hopefully, an extra 3 inches would not cause you any problems. It comes with a 1/2 inch pin and clip for the hitch accessory, but you will also need a Hidden Hitch 5/8 Inch Pin and Clip, part # PC3 to attach the reducer to the hitch. There ar
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• Is it Safe to Carry a Bike Rack and Bikes with Swagman Specialty Trailer Hitch, # S64025
  
• It is safe provided that the bumper and trailer are rated for this type of application. You will need to find out the weight capacity of the bumper and if there are any restrictions on what you can carry on it using the Swagman Specialty Trailer Hitch, # S64025. Another option would be to install a frame mounted trailer hitch to the trailer. I recommend the Adjustable Width Trailer Hitch, # 13703, because it fits frames from 22 to 72 inches wide, and box, I-beam, or C-channel frames. I have i
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• Trailer Hitch Recommendation for a 2005 Savoy SL Travel Trailer
  
• What I recommend for a bumper mount hitch is to go with # UF35-946401 which fits 4 or 4-1/2 inch bumpers. That way you would have options if the 4 inch is too small. However, use a bumper mount hitch only if it is a square continuous welded steel bumper. If the bumper is not square, not continuously welded, and/or not steel, I recommend using a frame mount hitch. The most popular frame mount hitch that fits the widest variety of frames is # 13703. It fits box frames, C-channel frames, an
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• Trailer Hitch Mount Bike Rack Recommendation for use with a Curt Motor Home Trailer Hitch
  
• As you probably know, there are only certain bike racks that are rated for use behind an RV or trailer. The Swagman XTC-2, # S64670, is one that you can use. The trailer hitch, # 13703, requires that you use a stabilizer strap, # 18050. Curt requires the strap to be in compliance with their warranty. The strap is actually a good idea when using a bike rack at the back of an RV or trailer. The reason is that the strap reduces a lot of that up and down bouncing movement which reduces stress on
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• Recommendation for Making an RV Sewer Hose Carrier
  
• At this time we do not carry a sewer hose carrier for the back of an RV but I have a solution for you. You will need to make a run to your local home improvement store to assemble all the necessary parts. You can build one of these tubes fairly easily by using 4 inch diameter PVC tubing (go 5 inch or even 6 inch if you want to keep your hose ends on) and two residential sewer clean-out screw caps, found at any home improvement center. Cut to your desired length and mount using plastic u-brack
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