Clevis Hitch and Pin to Tow an Agricultural Trailer
Question:
Well, it has an awfully low weight rating for what I need. 5000lb trailer, 500lb tongue won't even get you 2 tons of lime in a standard buggy. I would need something at least double that. Triple for my towing capacity.
asked by: Nate
Expert Reply:
It sounds like you're looking for a clevis hitch, like the MaxxTow # MT70034. Then use a 1 inch diameter clevis pin, part # CP20, to hook up your trailer.
Jason H.
5/28/2020
is there anyway to lock a clevis hitch from turning. I have an ag-trailer that the front wheels turn and the hitch turns and this causes the trailer to turn when braking going down hill. this has almost caused my tractor to jackknife.
Chris R.
5/31/2020
Products Referenced in This Question
Gen-Y 2-Tang Clevis for 2" Hitch Receivers - 16,000 lbs
- Clevis Hitch
- Clevis Mount
- 2 Inch Hitch Mount
- Standard Shank
- Gen-Y Hitch
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Brophy Clevis Pin for 2" Clevis Mount - Zinc Plated - 6-1/8" Long x 1" Diameter
- Hitch Pins and Clips
- Clevis Pin
- 4-1/8 Inch Long
- 1 Inch Diameter
- 4-1/8 Inch Span
- Brophy
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MaxxTow 2-Tang Clevis for 2" Trailer Hitches - 1" Diameter Hole - 5,000 lbs
- Clevis Hitch
- Clevis Mount
- 2 Inch Hitch Mount
- 5000 lbs GTW
- 1 Inch Diameter
- Standard Shank
- MaxxTow
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Nate
5/25/2018
Well, it has an awfully low weight rating for what I need. 5000lb trailer, 500lb tongue won't even get you 2 tons of lime in a standard buggy. I would need something at least double that. Triple for my towing capacity.