Yes, the Draw-Tite Ultra Frame Service Body Trailer Hitch Receiver part #41990-16 is designed specially for the purpose of attaching to larger frame vehicles like a semi so this will work perfectly for you. The Draw-Tite Ultra Frame Service Body…
I do have an option for you though there aren't custom fit hitches for box trucks. The frame is not really the issue but rather the body the up-fitter adds on which could hang down below the frame where the hitch mounts or actually use the holes…
Hey John. The 2016 E-450 is a completely different chassis than the F-450 so the Curt Hitch item #C15845 will not fit. I'll get that question fixed because it is confusing. To add rear hitch to your 2016 E-450 cab and chassis you'll need to…
The Buyers Products Hitch Plate with 2" Receiver Tube - Ford #3371809060A will fit Ford models F350/F450/F550 but is designed for the cab and chassis models so if you have the regular pickup bed this may not work and you'll want to consult…
We do have the installation instructions available for the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver, #C15704. They can be found on the product page, next to a little picture of a wrench. But I have also included a link to the instructions below. Just a few…
Jim, you can use the Adjustable Width Trailer Hitch Receiver for RVs #C13702. This hitch is adjustable so it will work with frames that have an 18" to 53" wide frame, a 5,000 GTW capacity, and 500 lb tongue weight capacity. This hitch can…
Hey Dave, the only option for your 2012 Chevy Express 3500 Cutaway is going to be a universal hitch like the #41990-07. This Class V hitch has a 2" receiver and weld-on installation. For trailer wiring you'd need to first install the 4-way…
Hi Doug; the Buyers Products Class 4 Service Body Long Hitch Receiver #3371801055 is a universal hitch. The hitch has an overall width of 44-1/2" and can be bolted or welded on for installation. With your frame width it will probably be cutting…
The overall width of the Buyers Products Class 4 Service Body Long Hitch Receiver #3371801055 that you referenced 44-1/2 inches. I attached a picture that has that dimension and a few others listed as well.
The only Class V trailer hitch for your 2013 Ford E-350 is the Draw-Tite Ultra Frame Trailer Hitch Receiver #41945 which is a custom fit so it bolts right up to your van without any drilling. Then for wiring I recommend the T-One #118551 for a 4-Way…
I have attached for you below a detailed dimensional drawing of the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver part #C15800 which is a confirmed fit for the vehicles listed below. The trailer hitch has a class V rating with 2-1/2" opening which is great for…
Yes, the Draw-Tite Ultra Frame Service Body Trailer Hitch Receiver part #41990-16 is designed specially for the purpose of attaching to larger frame vehicles like a semi so this will work perfectly for you. The Draw-Tite Ultra Frame Service Body…
I do have an option for you though there aren't custom fit hitches for box trucks. The frame is not really the issue but rather the body the up-fitter adds on which could hang down below the frame where the hitch mounts or actually use the holes…
Hey John. The 2016 E-450 is a completely different chassis than the F-450 so the Curt Hitch item #C15845 will not fit. I'll get that question fixed because it is confusing. To add rear hitch to your 2016 E-450 cab and chassis you'll need to…
The Buyers Products Hitch Plate with 2" Receiver Tube - Ford #3371809060A will fit Ford models F350/F450/F550 but is designed for the cab and chassis models so if you have the regular pickup bed this may not work and you'll want to consult…
We do have the installation instructions available for the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver, #C15704. They can be found on the product page, next to a little picture of a wrench. But I have also included a link to the instructions below. Just a few…
Jim, you can use the Adjustable Width Trailer Hitch Receiver for RVs #C13702. This hitch is adjustable so it will work with frames that have an 18" to 53" wide frame, a 5,000 GTW capacity, and 500 lb tongue weight capacity. This hitch can…
Hey Dave, the only option for your 2012 Chevy Express 3500 Cutaway is going to be a universal hitch like the #41990-07. This Class V hitch has a 2" receiver and weld-on installation. For trailer wiring you'd need to first install the 4-way…
Hi Doug; the Buyers Products Class 4 Service Body Long Hitch Receiver #3371801055 is a universal hitch. The hitch has an overall width of 44-1/2" and can be bolted or welded on for installation. With your frame width it will probably be cutting…
The overall width of the Buyers Products Class 4 Service Body Long Hitch Receiver #3371801055 that you referenced 44-1/2 inches. I attached a picture that has that dimension and a few others listed as well.
The only Class V trailer hitch for your 2013 Ford E-350 is the Draw-Tite Ultra Frame Trailer Hitch Receiver #41945 which is a custom fit so it bolts right up to your van without any drilling. Then for wiring I recommend the T-One #118551 for a 4-Way…
I have attached for you below a detailed dimensional drawing of the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver part #C15800 which is a confirmed fit for the vehicles listed below. The trailer hitch has a class V rating with 2-1/2" opening which is great for…
Built to tackle big jobs, these heavy duty receiver hitches offer weld-on flexibility for custom frames and service bodies. Choices with a 2-inch receiver and capacities up to 16,000 lbs make it easier to outfit motorhomes, work vans, or trucks when no custom-fit hitch exists. Measure your frame rail spacing and plan for cutting, drilling, or welding as needed.
Measure the drop to the top of the hitch opening. Compare this to the top or bottom of your frame rail to confirm clearance under the bumper or body. For front or unique installs, mock up the hitch and confirm room before welding to avoid interference.
Pick based on capacity and what you're towing. A 2" class 5 universal option is rated up to 16,000 lbs trailer and 1,600 lbs tongue weight. A 2-1/2" option is rated up to 20,000 lbs and 2,000 lbs tongue weight. You're still limited by your vehicle or chassis. If a welder determines a lower safe rating for your setup, use the lower number.
Plan on weld-on installation, with possible bolting too. Expect to cut brackets to size, drill bolt holes, and touch up paint. Check for obstacles like air lines, wrap-around beds, or step bumpers, and reinforce if you have an aluminum frame. Verify if mounting hardware is included—some do not include 5/8" bolts and nuts.
Yes, if your frame falls within the adjustable range. Some universal weld-on hitches have adjustable flanges that can fit frames between 18" and 44". Measure the width between your frame rails first. For non-standard widths, brackets can be cut down or custom plates fabricated. Some brackets are not a universal fit, so plan for drilling bolt holes or welding as needed.