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Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class IV - 2"
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Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class IV - 2"

Part Number: C14081
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This fully welded trailer hitch receiver bolts onto your vehicle's frame with no welding required. Powder coated steel is sturdy and corrosion resistant. Great Prices for the best trailer hitch from CURT. Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class IV - 2" part number C14081 can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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CURT Trailer Hitch - C14081

  • Class IV
  • 2 Inch Hitch
  • 10000 lbs GTW
  • Concealed Cross Tube
  • CURT
  • 1000 lbs TW
  • 12000 lbs WD GTW
  • 1200 lbs WD TW
  • Custom Fit Hitch

This fully welded trailer hitch receiver bolts onto your vehicle's frame with no welding required. Powder coated steel is sturdy and corrosion resistant.


Features:

  • Custom fit is designed specifically for your vehicle
  • Precision, robotic welding maximizes strength and improves fit
  • Bolt-on installation - no welding required
    • Complete hardware kit and installation instructions included
  • Lifetime technical support from the experts at etrailer.com
  • Gloss black powder coat finish over protective base coat offers superior rust resistance
  • Sturdy, square-tube design
  • Ball mount, pin and clip sold separately
  • Hitch assembled in the USA
    • Mounting hardware may be imported


Specs:

  • Receiver opening: 2" x 2"
  • Rating: Class IV
    • Maximum gross trailer weight: 10,000 lbs
      • Maximum GTW when used with weight distribution: 12,000 lbs
    • Maximum tongue weight: 1,000 lbs
      • Maximum TW when used with weight distribution: 1,200 lbs
  • Limited lifetime warranty


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Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class IV - 2"

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Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class IV - 2" - C14081

Average Customer Rating:  4.8 out of 5 stars   (175 Customer Reviews)

This fully welded trailer hitch receiver bolts onto your vehicle's frame with no welding required. Powder coated steel is sturdy and corrosion resistant.

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Great quality and fantastic service!

Terry

8/15/2024

Works great!



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Product is well made and functions as marketed. Straightforward installation process, followed instructions for torque specs on bolts. It does extend further back than the receiver I was replacing, uses factory mounting holes, just further back.
I have a stock full size (non z71) spare wheel and while it technically fits with this receiver, it rubs the brake line that crosses over the rear differential, as a result I'd recommend swapping that brake line with a braided stainless steel line or mounting the spare in the bed or trailer.



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Not in original box from manufacturer. Box arrived extremely damaged. Hopefully everything is there. I’m sure the product will work fine.



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I installed this hitch all by myself and I am 67 years old. I used a couple of ropes to help me (picture). I had to do some simple fitting like. Chamfering the sides of one of the lips (picture) to fit flush between 2 rivets.. I had to drill and tap a new hole for the ground wire. I also installed a new wire harness for the trailer lights. I had to drill and tap a new hole for the ground wire for that also. These are very simple tasks and I took my time to make sure everything was just right. I also had to make 2 trips to the hardware store for an 18mm socket. (Seems all socket sets jump from 17 to 19mm). Then I had to go back for a 6in. extension for my torque wrench. I actually enjoyed the project. Total time=several leisure hours.

John P.

12/26/2016

Very happy with this hitch



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Chevrolet

This installation was on a '90 GMC 1/2 ton 4x4 with regular cab, and the short 6 1/2 ft bed. The pickup came with the z71 package and 265/75R16 tires from the factory. The first thing I did was drop the spare out of the way. The ground wire is in the way for any hitch install on my pickup so I removed the wire, extended it three inches and reinstalled it to the frame using an unused hole in the frame. It is a good idea to clean off the rust with some sandpaper before attaching the ground wire. The next thing I noticed was the hitch has a hole to clear a bolt on the passenger side, but the hole just barely clears the bolt and actually ends up resting on the flange of the bolt. There is no room to move the hitch over to miss the flange without it riding on a rivet on the driver's side. I did not like the hitch riding off the frame like that so I removed this bolt and ground one side of the flange off (see pics). Now the hitch sits flat on the frame. The next issue was the spare tire. I took a picture of the spare before mounting the hitch. After bolting the hitch in place I took a picture of it again. I did not like the tight fit of the 265 spare with this hitch. As you can see in the pictures the rubber brake line is rubbing on the tire. As the suspension moves, the spare and the brake line will rub. You could wrap the brake line in a rubber hose if you really wanted to keep a 265R16 spare under the bed, and that might protect the brake hose from damage, but I chose to replace the spare with a smaller tire. I went with a 225/75R16 for it's narrower width and smaller diameter. I also took a picture of this spare and now there is sufficient space around the brake line I feel. I could have even went with a slightly taller tire it looks like. I have heard of some people bending the brake line out of the way, but it wasn't the way I wanted to go. At first I was considering getting a hitch like the Draw-Tite 41525 for its spare tire clearance, but then I noticed a few exposed square tube hitches on the road and decided personally it wasn't the look I wanted on my pickup. So I started looking at concealed square tube hitches like this one and Draw-Tite's 41524. There are some good pictures of a 41524 install here on etrailer. If you look at those pictures, the square tubing rests as close as it can to the bumper, whereas on this Curt there is a gap of 1 to 1 1/4 inches between the bumper and the hitch (see my pics). I don't know if the difference is from different pickups or the hitches are different. I suspicion the 41524 is made to fit closer to the bumper giving you that extra inch or so of extra room for your spare. If you really wanted to stuff a tire as big as the 265 in front of your concealed square tube it looks to me like the 41524 may give you a slight advantage. Perhaps it would not be enough to avoid the brake line though. I'm not sure whether I would have needed to go down to a smaller tire with the 41524 hitch or not, but I wouldn't doubt that I still would have put a smaller tire on even with the slight advantage the 41524 gives. If I couldn't accept any spare tire conflicts with a hitch there were two hitches I was considering that may not interfere. These hitches do show the tubes below the bumper (I think) but they are round tubes which I personally think look better than the square tubes when exposed. The Reese multi-fit 37069 (5,000 lb rating) and 37034 (7,000 lb rating) are the two round tubes I was considering. With the 37034 the weld nuts must be removed for bigger 5/8 inch bolts, while the smaller version bolts right into the factory weld nuts. I would like to see a picture of these hitches installed but could not find any. Being multi-fit they are not specifically made for your Chevy, but fit Fords etc. The 37034 is a bit heavier than this Curt at 63 lbs vs 47. They do not appear to be available here at etrailer. If you wanted to try one you could probably call etrailer and have them order one for you. I know I did this with a tow hook they did not offer and etrailer was really good at finding this hook for me. I was deciding between these four hitches for my pickup. I wouldn't doubt that all four would have been good choices. I do like the Curt I got. It is the lightest weight of the four and has the highest weight rating. It looks good and is concealed very well up under the bumper. I only had to make one concession and that was in the spare tire department. I do think this Curt compromises spare tire space more than the other three mentioned but I found a way around that which works for me. I do not know if all Chevies are going to have the same dimensions as mine. Mine is different than most being a regular cab and going back a ways in years. The tools I used were:
13 mm socket (to remove the ground wire)
15 mm socket and wrench (to remove the bolt I shaved down)
18 mm socket (to remove the factory bolts out of the weld nuts)
19 mm socket (to install the new Curt bolts)
I actually bought a deep 19 just for this job as the Curt bolts are long and I felt I could get on them better with a deep socket.



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Great price, fast shipping and arrived as described. I installed the hitch in 30 minutes, no need to remove the spare tire, while babysitting my 2 and 4 year old granddaughters. Too easy.

Jason

4/22/2021

No issues after a year of use.



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1988 Chevrolet C/K Series Pickup

I am very pleased with the product. Installation was very straightforward, and I experienced zero issues.

The hitch cross bar is completely hidden on my 88 c1500, which was one of my reasons for replacing the hitch that was on the truck. Original one was rusty and looked pretty bad compared to the new one.

etrailer was great as they have been for other orders.



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1999 Chevrolet C/K Series Pickup

Everything went without a hitch! The ordering process was clear, the product shipped in days at a resonable rate, all of the hardware was included with simple instructions. Bolts lined up perfectly and I had it installed fully in less than 30 minutes by myself. The hitch also hides nicely underneath the bumper. Thanks



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1997 Chevrolet C/K Series Pickup

Great heavy duty receiver hitch, and installs like a dream--perfect hole alignment. I used a ratchet strap to support the main hitch cross bar to the bumper, and then could just lift the mounting arms easily and thread the bolts. Worked slick. Also, this hitch tucks under the bumper tight and is hardly visible.



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1996 GMC C/K Series Pickup

Great product. Mounted right on my 96 gmc with no problems. Had to move a ground wire from the frame in order for the hitch to fit. Used a hydraulic floor jack to lift the hitch in place, then everything bolted in correctly. Took about 45 minutes since the two bolt I had to remove were very rusty. Will definitely buy from you again. Thanks



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item C14081 Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver Class IV from Etrailer 1995 Chevy Z-71 with 6'6" bed.
LT 265/R75 16 tires etrailer is a great company to do business with... always very detail and customer oriented.
This receiver is well made and easy to install after I moved the ground wires to an out of way spot. It's mostly hidden behind the bumper and looks real nice. No drilling and fits perfect. According to etrailer comments, the spare is supposed to fit back no problem. However.........
Getting it back up was a different story. I have the standard LT265/R75 16 tire for 1995 Z-71. The spare WILL NOT fit because the receiver extends 4" back into the tire space, leaving only 12" to the draw cable. A LT265/R75 16 has a 15.82" radius, so the cable is offset almost 4" and the spare just can't be raised straight up. I was able to force it 3/4 way up with a pry bar and would go no further. At that point it was only 1/4" from differential and severely bending the brake line, in addition to the draw cable issue.
I like and intend to keep the hitch, so that leaves two options. Go without a spare or replace with a 12"+/- radius tire. There are several available and I'm undecided what to do yet. Just know this might be an issue with your install if you have the same truck.

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Jenny N.

5/11/2023

If the spare tire is 18 inches or smaller then it will fit however larger spare tires will not be able to be stored under the truck.



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Curt hitch came quickly with free shipping. Clear directions and correct hardware. My truck is in the project phase so I have no bed or bumper to contend with but all the holes in the hitch lined up perfectly!



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The hitch bolted up perfectly. I received it quickly and was able to install shortly after. The welds on it look great and nice e-coat so hopefully will keep rust away for many years. Fasteners look good. Great product.



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Thank you much!



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1998 GMC C/K Series Pickup

quick shipping. when i received it, i took off my old, rusted one and attempted to install the new one. the 2nd and 3rd holes didn't line up. i called etailer and talked to joanne and she helped me a great deal. she said it may have gotten flexed during shipping, i had my doubts. but i tried what she suggested and to my amazement, it worked. i thought i was going to have to send it back, so glad i didn't. thank you joanne, will deffinately use etrailer again, great customer service.



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Perfect fit! I didn't even have to drop the spare tire as the instructions recommend. 15 minute install.



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Shipping was fast, product quality was outstanding and installation was simple and straightforward. Highly recommend etrailer Curt hitches. They look like a factory accessory when installed!



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1996 GMC Sierra

Order the hitch and received very fast. Took less then 1 hour to put on in driveway with no special tools. Very happy with this.



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Great hitch, easy to install and works excellent.



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Bolted in perfectly, came with all the hardware needed



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Chevrolet

This hitch is probably the best one for 88-98 OBS Chevy Trucks. It bolted right up in about 25 minutes. No modification of any kind required. Instructions were clear with good pictures to aid in placing the hardware correctly. Love the 10K tow rating and 1K tongue weight rating. Solid hitch. Money very well spent!

Shaun S.

6/1/2018

This hitch has been wonderful. It’s still shiny black and looks new.



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Great service. Hitch was received on time. I highly recommend them.



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1994 Chevrolet Silverado

I ordered a trailer hitch for a 1994 Chevrolet Silverado. The hitch arrived four days after placing the order. I was skeptical of the reviews that stated that less than an hour was needed to install the hitch. However I found those estimates to be true. The installation instructions were clear. All necessary hardware was provided. Great service and product.

Jim T.

1/13/2015

I installed the hitch on a 1994 Chevrolet pickup that I use for farm work. The hitch was easy to install and I have experienced no problems with it when pulling a 16 cattle trailer. I would recommend it to anyone considering the purchase of a trailer hitch.



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Chevy K1500

This is my second hitch purchase from etrailer.com. This install on my 4x4 Chevy K1500 was actually easier and faster than the first one on my Traverse- thanks to the open frame and added height of the truck. Start to finish I was done in about 40 minutes. The instructions were simple and to the point. If you cannot put a hitch on your vehicle after all the help etrailer.com provides, you really shouldn't be using tools in the first place!

David H.

8/18/2014

John is easy for to install without going to a shop and it will be safe for me to move about



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The hitch fit as described. Installation was easy. The only modification to the installation was relocation of the wiring harness ground screw. The original spare tire fit in its original location with plenty of clearance.

Cecil

3/12/2018

The hitch is working great. No problems what so ever.


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    The Curt # 41901 will fit if your truck has a long (8 foot) bed and doesn't have a roll pan bumper. If you have a short bed truck, the Curt # C14081 will work unless you have a roll pan bumper. If your spare tire is on a wheel larger than an 18 inches, the spare tire won't fit under the truck with the hitch in place.
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  • Does Curt Hitch # C14081 Come with Install Hardware
    Yes, the Curt hitch part # C14081 that you referenced does come with the install hardware needed to install on your truck.
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  • Spare Tire Clearance Provided by Curt Class IV # C14081 Installed on 1991 GMC Pickup
    According to my contacts at Curt Manufacturing, if the spare tire on your 1991 GMC pickup is the stock size, the spare tire might need to be slightly repositioned toward the front of the truck. This is a simple process. Remove spare, and install hitch according to the instructions I have linked you to. When install is complete, push forward on spare tire while raising it into position. If your tires are larger than stock size, the spare might need to be completely relocated. The Draw-Tite...
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  • Will Curt Class IV Receiver C14081 Fit a 1997 Chevy Pick Up
    As long as your 1997 Chevy pick up is equipped with the factory step bumper, the Curt Class IV Receiver, part # C14081 will indeed fit. We also offer some other items you might need: Draw Bar # 40331 Trailer Wiring # 118315 2 Inch Trailer Ball # A-902 2-5/16 Inch Trailer Ball # 19286 To check out the hitch installation instructions, click on the provided link.
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  • Looking for 10K Capacity Receiver Hitch for 1998 GMC K2500 That Fits With Spare Tire In Place
    The Curt Class IV, part # C14081 would work great for you. According to Curt, the spare will need to be dropped temporarily in order to facilitate the installation, but once the hitch is in place, the spare will fit back in its original location. This is possible because the hitch crossbar is kicked back further toward the rear of the vehicle which allows more room for the tire. I've linked you to an installation video.
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  • Does Curt Hitch # C14081 Fit 1991 Chevy C/K Truck with Frame Width of 37 Inches Outside to Outside
    Your frame dimensions are consistent with a standard style of truck bed and not the cab and chassis models which have an OUTSIDE frame dimension of 34 inches. So the Curt hitch part # C14081 that you referenced would fit and work well. I attached a link to a page that has all of the fits for your truck.
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  • Hitch that Fits 1988 Chevrolet C3500 Crew Cab
    The Curt hitch part # C14081 is a fit for your 1988 Chevy C3500. It fits the 1989 models of 3500 and 2500 as well so it would work well for you without requiring measuring mounting holes.
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  • Is a Class IV Trailer Hitch Rated High Enough for a 20 Foot Trailer and 1997 GMC C/K Pickup Truck
    A Class IV hitch such as # C14081 might actually have a higher capacity than your 1997 GMC C/K series truck (check the owner's manual) so provided that the trailers you will be towing now and in the future are within the capacities of the truck and hitch, whichever is rated lower, then you will be good to go. Curt trailer hitch # C14081 is rated for 10,000 pound gross trailer weight and 1,000 pounds tongue weight. When used with weight distribution it is rated for 12,000 gross trailer...
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  • Does Spare Tire Have To Be Relocated When Installing Hitch On 1998 Chevrolet C/K Pickup
    I checked out the installation instructions for both of the trailer hitches you referenced for your 1998 Chevrolet CK pickup truck. Both of the hitch instructions do mention the spare tire. For the Draw-Tite Trailer Hitch, part # 41938 the instructions say that you need to remove the spare tire and carrier from the vehicle. If the under-box tire storage is to be retained, the spare tire carrier will have to be relocated and/or modified after receiver is installed. For the Curt Trailer...
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  • Recommended Class IV Trailer Hitch for 1996 Chevy K1500 That Fits Tight to Bumper
    I'd recommend the Curt Class IV hitch, part # C14081. When installed, the hitch will sit pretty tightly to the underside of the rear bumper, as would the Draw-Tite # 41901 you looked at, but the Draw-Tite model only fits the long bed model truck. I've provided a photo of what the Curt # C14081 looks like installed on a 1997 Chevy C/K Series. I've also linked you to an installation video that you might find helpful.
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  • Trailer Hitch for 1998 GMC C/K 3500 Cab/Chassis with Dual Rear Wheels
    We've got you covered. The cab and chassis models did indeed have a 34 inch frame width. I'm not sure what kind of capacity you're needing, but because it's a dump truck on a 1 ton chassis, I'll give you a medium and a heavy duty option. For a heavy duty option with a 15000 lb towing capacity/1500 lb tongue weight capacity, I'd recommend the Curt Class V hitch, part # C15511. If you don't need quite that much grunt, Curt offers the Class IV # C14082 with a 10K towing/1000 lb tongue weight...
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  • Recommended 7-Way Trailer Wiring Harness for 1995 Chevy C3500 with 5.7L
    For your 1995 Chevy C3500, I recommend your start with the Tekonsha Prodigy P3 brake controller # 90195. This proportional controller will apply your trailer brakes at the same time and with the same intensity as you hit the brake pedal in your truck. It has easy to use presets and has an LCD screen to avoid code deciphering of most other brake controllers. It is completely transferable to another vehicle if you decide to move trucks at some point. If you want a more basic controller,...
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  • Does Curt Hitch # C14081 Fit 1999 Chevy C3500
    Yes, the Curt trailer hitch part # C14081 that you referenced does fit a 1999 Chevy C3500 dually crew cab. The picture I attached shows a review where someone has installed the hitch on a similar 1999 Chevy C Series.
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  • Will Curt Hitch part # C14081 Fit a 1990 Chevy C1500 Stepside
    Yes, the Curt trailer hitch part # C14081 that you referenced is a confirmed fit for your 1990 Chevy C1500 Stepside. We actually had a customer come back with the GMC version of your truck and leave us a review saying that this hitch worked well for him. I attached a picture of this review for you to check out as well.
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  • Trailer Hitch Recommendation for a 1998 GMC C/K Series Truck with 37 inch Frame
    The hitches that are listed for the 1998 GMC trucks with 34 inch frames are the ones that are designed to fit the cab and chassis models. The # C14081 that you referenced would work well on your truck with a 37 inch frame since it is not a cab and chassis model and is a standard truck. Check out the install video I attached to the right for more info.
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  • Recommended Trailer Hitch and Suspension Enhancements for a 1992 GMC C/K Series Pickup
    It sounds like you're looking for a trailer hitch and suspension enhancements for a 1992 GMC C/K Series Pickup. If that is the case we have some great options. I recommend the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver part # C14081 for a trailer hitch. It's a bolt-on option rated up to 10,000 lbs. Then for suspension enhancements, I recommend the Timbren Rear Suspension Enhancement System part # TGMRCK25 which will help level the truck when towing a heavy trailer.
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  • What is the Hitch Pin Hole Size for Curt Class IV Trailer Hitch # C14081
    Curt Class IV trailer hitch # C14081 takes a 5/8 inch diameter pin the same as a Class III hitch. The outer width of the receiver is the same as well so the pin or lock does not have to be any longer. You can use your existing ball mounts that you were previously using with a Class III hitch. No worries!
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  • Hitch Recommendation for a 1991 Chevy C1500 Truck
    For a trailer hitch confirmed as a fit for your 1991 Chevy C1500 the Curt hitch part # C14081 is a confirmed fit. It would have more than enough capacity for your trailer as well. The gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR), or gross vehicle mass (GVM) is the maximum operating weight/mass of a vehicle as specified by the manufacturer including the vehicle's chassis, body, engine, engine fluids, fuel, accessories, driver, passengers and cargo but excluding that of any trailers. Because of that...
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  • Recommended Hitch for 1999 Chevy C3500 Dually Compatible with Roll Pan Bumper
    We do offer hitches for your lowered 1999 Chevy C3500 dually that can be seen on the linked page. These include Class III, IV and V hitches, both 2-inch and 2-1/2-inch sizes. I'd recommend, Draw-Tite Hitch # 37133. It is a Class III hitch that will fit on trucks with a 10-inch deep-drop style bumper. There are currently no options for the roll pan bumper style, so some modifications will be necessary. The written installation instructions are linked for you along with a helpful article...
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  • Trailer Hitch Fitment for 1998 Chevrolet C/K 1500 Pickup Truck
    Yes the discontinued Curt Trailer Hitch 37069 will fit on your 1998 Chevrolet C/K 1500. It will require drilling to be installed. I recommend the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # C14081 for you as this will allow you a no drill installation. This hitch is designed to work with the standard or step bumper on your year truck. If your Chevrolet has the roll pan rear bumper the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # 13942 will be the correct hitch. The Hopkins Plug-In Simple Vehicle Wiring Harness...
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  • Hitch Recommendation for 1992 GMC Sierra SLE with Step Bumper
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  • Curt Hitch Recommendation for 1988 Chevy C1500 Extended Cab
    The reason the part # 13028 didn't fit your 1988 Chevy C1500 is because it only fits crew cab model trucks and yours is an extended cab. The # C14081 is going to fit your truck as it is designed to fit the extended cab models like yours. I attached an install video for the hitch as well.
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  • Parts Needed to Tow a 28 Foot Travel Trailer with a 1995 Chevy 2500 Pickup
    I will be happy to help you out. The first thing you are going to need is a trailer hitch for your 1995 Chevy 2500. If your truck has the standard or step bumper then the most popular option is Curt hitch # C14081. If it has the factory roll pan bumper then the most popular option is # 41522. And if it has the 10 inch deep drop/cowboy bumper then the most popular option is # 41528. To determine if weight distribution is needed you will need to know how much the trailer weighs when loaded...
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  • Trailer Hitch Recommendation For A 1999 Chevrolet C/K Series Pickup
    I wasn't able to find any information based off that sticker, however we do have plenty of options that directly fit your truck if you're interested. For your 1999 Chevrolet C/K Series Pickup, I recommend going with the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # C14081. This hitch has a maximum tongue weight capacity of 1,000 lbs, a class IV rating, and a 10,000 lbs maximum weight capacity.
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