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Draw-Tite Front Mount Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - 2"
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Draw-Tite Front Mount Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - 2"

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Easily attach a variety of accessories to the front of your vehicle with this fully welded, corrosion-resistant trailer hitch receiver. Perfect for winches, spare tire carriers, and more. 1-800-940-8924 to order Draw-Tite front receiver hitch part number 65067 or order online at etrailer.com. Free expert support on all Draw-Tite products. Great prices and Fastest Shipping for Draw-Tite Front Mount Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - 2". Front Receiver Hitch reviews from real customers.
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Draw-Tite Front Receiver Hitch - 65067

  • 500 lbs Vert Load
  • Front Mount Hitch
  • Draw-Tite
  • 9000 lbs Line Pull
  • Custom Fit Hitch
  • 2 Inch Hitch
  • Square Tube

Easily attach a variety of accessories to the front of your vehicle with this fully welded, corrosion-resistant trailer hitch receiver. Perfect for winches, spare tire carriers, and more.


Features:

  • Front-mount hitch provides attachment point for hitch-mounted accessories
    • Winch, spare tire carrier, snowplow, cargo carrier, and more
    • No more blindly backing trailer in - just hook it up and drive it forward
  • Custom fit for your vehicle
  • Computer-aided, fully welded steel construction ensures strength and durability
  • Tested Tough - safety and reliability criteria exceed industry standards
  • Easy, bolt-on installation - no welding required
    • Complete hardware kit and installation instructions included
  • Lifetime technical support from the experts at etrailer.com
  • Black powder coat finish covers e-coat base for superior rust protection
  • Sturdy, square-tube design


Specs:

  • Line pull: 9,000 lbs
  • Vertical load: 500 lbs
  • Line pull weight capacity: 9,000 lbs
  • Receiver opening: 2" x 2"
  • Pin hole diameter: 5/8"
  • Limited lifetime warranty


Draw-Tite Tested Tough

Draw-Tite Tested Tough

Draw-Tite's Tested Tough program provides testing standards far superior to those outlined by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), the go-to source for engineering professionals.



Each Draw-Tite trailer hitch receiver undergoes extensive fatigue testing and static testing with the ball mount that is either supplied or recommended for use with that particular hitch, thus ensuring results that are applicable to real life use. Fatigue testing is also conducted on hitches rated for use with weight-distribution systems.


In addition, Draw-Tite performs static testing on a simulated automobile, as opposed to the rigid fixture used for SAE testing, resulting in a more true-to-life scenario.


etrailer.com Technical Support

At etrailer.com we're committed to the products we sell, and to our customers. Our experienced and knowledgeable staff are available via both phone and email to address your questions and concerns for the lifetime of your hitch. The technicians at etrailer perform hitch installations on a daily basis, making them a valuable resource for do-it-yourselfers. The one-on-one, personal service you'll receive comes straight from an expert in the towing and automotive field. We've installed it, we've wired it and we've towed with it, so whatever your question, we can answer it.



65067 Draw-Tite Front Mount Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - 2"

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Draw-Tite Front Mount Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - 2" - 65067

Average Customer Rating:  4.5 out of 5 stars   (171 Customer Reviews)

Easily attach a variety of accessories to the front of your vehicle with this fully welded, corrosion-resistant trailer hitch receiver. Perfect for winches, spare tire carriers, and more.

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Thank gooness eTrailer was able to recommend a local hitch installer! Evidently somewhere along the line shipping or possibly the factory the receiver got "tweaked" and the installer couldn't easily line up the holes to install the bolts holding the receiver to the truck frame. I didn't ask about what type of "tuning" was required but suspect there were likely some hydraulics and chains involved. Great installer, without a lift and special "tuning tools" and experience, there's was NO WAY i could have installed the hitch with jack stands and conventional tools-thank you etrailer for sourcing local installers!

Also I had to buy a separate ball and hitch as my rear hitch was significantly larger (and too lower in the front) when installed in the front receiver. Using a smaller hitch enabled me to easily move and disconnect from the trailer.

Other than the unexpected "tweak" somewhere either in mfgr or likely shipping, I've been very pleased with the Draw-tite receiver. Excellent installation instructions with some clever installation methods.

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Tlee

2/22/2024

The front hitch has been working great when parking threading the needle the trailer betweeen two big RVs.

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Jesse M.

2/22/2024

@Tlee Thats great to hear! May it serve you well for years to come!


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Please read: I am not happy with this product. I have a 2023 F-150 with a 2” leveling kit up front. My properly installed hitch only has 8-3/4” of ground clearance sitting on my flat garage floor. It definitely appears to be the lowest point throughout the whole bottom of my truck.I didn’t even have to cut my air dam for the unit to align with the mounting holes in the frame. Like anyone else I wanted this to sit as high as possible, forcing me to cut as much air dam as possible. I believe the mounting holes in this hitch were drilled way too high, and now I’m either stuck with terrible clearance or I need to take it off and re-drill the holes lower on my own. Plus it points downward out the front and not on the same parallel plane as my truck. I put an accessory in it and it was barely above the ground out front. Super irritating. See photos. If anyone has help I’m certainly listening. The shipping and ordering was super fast and easy otherwise this would be 1 star.



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I purchased this receiver for a 2024 F150. It interferes with the two front air dams. The directions are to “either trim or remove lower air dam & trim reinforcement to install this hitch.” The outer air dam is fixed. The inner air dam actuated down by two motors above 45mph and will hit the receiver. The trimming of the air dams and reinforcement significantly weakens them and if there are problems there will be error codes.


I trimmed and installed as instructed. The installed receiver sits very low and the loss of ground clearance was unacceptable to me. I removed the receiver and will deal without it.

There should be a clear explanation that a second motorized air dam must be removed or trimmed.



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2022 Ford F-150

The hitch arrived in a timely manner. It was relatively easy to install with the provided hardware. Not a half-hour job, but not bad. They provided some trick attachments for getting the bolts inside the frame. I cut out the front spoiler as directed, but it was more than needed, so I had to use some gorilla tape to cover the excessive hole. The hitch hangs down some, so I have lost about 2 inches of clearance. Not the manufacturers fault, but something to keep in mind. I'll be using the front hitch for a winch, when needed, and possible for my motorcycle rack instead of using the back hitch; yet to be tried... Overall, it looks like a good product, and fairly easy to install.

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Peter

9/26/2024

The hitch has worked great. Got stuck in a snow bank and after some effort with the winch was able to get out. Without the hitch I would have had to have a backcountry tow $$$. I did put a leveling kit on the truck to compensate for reduced clearance the hitch caused. Overall, I am glad for the hitch.



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2021 Ford F-150

Removed active dam on 2021 Ford F-150, the air dam was damaged by a road Gator, the front hitch fit good, didn't trim fixed air dam, I use to park travel trailer next to our house, it goes much faster when you can see what you are doing



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2020 Ford F-150

UPS was rough on the box but everything still lined up without having to pry but was snug on the back bolts. Install was very straight forward and did it myself in my driveway in just about 90 minutes from pulling the air dam to putting tools away. Used my floor jack to support the hitch in the center and started with the front bolts on both sides and then pivoted the hitch into position for the back bolts and then snugged up all four mounting bolts to the 110-ftlbs torque spec. Hints. made sure that front of the hitch was just a a hair pointed up from level before tightening down all of the mounting bolts. I pulled the air dam completely off and then lined it back up in position lying on the hitch so I could marked it, so I knew exactly where I would need to trim it and then used my Dremel tool with a cutoff wheel to trim it to fit. Then bolted it back into position and was done. I'll try and update this post once I take some pictures other than the shipping box



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2000 Ford F-350, 450, and 550 Cab and Chassis

Pretty easy install with the threaded wire screw leader to pull hardware bolts into place through the frame. Solid hitch, used it to haul my cargo basket with my yeti ice chest when i spend the weekend at the ocean and bring fish back home. It does not stick out past the front bumper which is a big plus you dont have to worry about hitting your shin on as you walk by like a trailer hitch



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This was an easy installation if you follow the instructions. The quality is excellent. I have not had any problems with the hitch to date. I would recommend this product and the company to anyone.



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2015 Ford F-150

Great craftsmanship and thick, durable enamel. For reasons unclear, three of the bolt holes lined up appropriately. On the fourth the lineup was about 50%, and there was nothing I could do to change that. Problem solved by drilling the frame and it looks great. The installation tutorial on your site was excellent!



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2019 Ford F-150

Good quality fit perfectly front bumper hitch helps you move trailers precisly.



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2018 Ford F-150

This is the 3rd hitch I have purchased from etrailer and the second front mount hitch. I like the hitch because they are easy to install and mount in existing holes. Instructions and videos are clear and very helpful. I tow a lot of trailers and I am very hood at backing them up. But I live on an alley and it is difficult to back my enclosed snowmobile trailer and large utility trailer in the parking area next to my garage. Even with a ground guide. Without a ground guide Im constantly getting in and out of my truck to check position and clearance. Its a tight fit. By using the front hitch to push the trailers I can much better see and position the trailers while keeping clearance from the garage and fence. Thats all I use it for and I sure am glad I have it. I think the products are excellent the customer service is superb.

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Christopher

1/13/2024

Still happy with my Draw-Tite hitch purchase. I will definitely use etrailer for future hitch purchases



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I needed a place to put a bike rake when towing our camping trailer and sometimes I needed a little more accuracy when backing the trailer. I installed the Draw-Tite Front Mount Trailer Hitch Receiver from eTrailer. The directions indicated a 1/2 install but I'm 67 and working on a sloped driveway so it took about 1.5 hours which included the time to remove the air dam, clean 5-years worth of dead bugs off it and cut the opening for the hitch. I did not need to use a jack. The hitch fit so well that I just pushed it up into position and it stayed in place. If you do this installation you do not need to cut the air dam opening to 3" as 2 5/8" will work and provide a closer fit. Also the air conditioning condenser support on my truck is bolted through the access holes for threading the bolts into the frame. Just loosen the brackets, slide the condenser frame forward and you can slide the bolts in. Although the box looked like it had been through a long war, the hitch and all the necessary bolts, etc. arrived in good condition with not even a scratch. I think for an old coot the installation went well and looks pretty good. I have bought several hitches from eTrailer and all have been a quality product.

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Bob D.

6/22/2021

I’ve had the front mounted receiver hitch for about a year and still mainly use it for a bike rack. However it works very well for putting my trailer into tight spaces when my backing skills fail me.



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I received my Drawtite receiver on Friday and I was impressed with the quick shipping and sturdy boxing. However there is a scrape about 2” long on the top edge down into the metal on the exposed part that protrudes through the air dam on the front of my 2018 F-150. There was no damage to the box and nothing would have done that damage during shipping. I touched it up with a black Sharpie, but that’s not going to stop it from rusting. It is a truck, so though it’s disappointing, it’s not that big of a deal. The instructions were mostly clear, but I do have a couple of additions that may make it easier for future installations for my type of truck and installation method. I installed it on my garage floor with all the tools listed in the instructions. I trimmed the air dam as instructed and used a floor jack to elevate the receiver up into position, but due to the receiver’s shape it would tip back and the square tube portion would tip up into the top of the air dam slot and not allow me to line up the forward bolt holes. I ended up completely removing the air dam and this allowed me to get the clearance to lift it high enough to install the forward bolts (reinstalled the air dam after the receiver was torqued to specs). Removing the air dam also allowed me more room for my head and arms to fit under the truck, making installation easier. There was not enough space to install one each of the spacer washers on the front holes, but if the washers were half as thick, there would of been space to install one on each side (maybe include 8 washers instead of 4 and make them thinner). I could of used an included washer on one side but then the receiver would not have been centered in the air dam opening. Also in the instructions the only access hole mentioned & diagramed is the one near the rear bolt hole in the frame, but on the F-150 there is a access hole about 3” in front of the forward bolt hole (much easier to use than the rear access hole). The rear bolt hole spacers that are taped in place are too thick and would not stay taped to the frame as the receiver was lifted up into position (pivoting on the loosely installed front bolts), so I had remove the tape and use a heavy duty screwdriver to pry the receiver away from the frame and position the spacer in place with another screwdriver at the same time to line up the holes. The whole job took me about 3 hours and I know that having the truck on a lift would have cut that time down considerably, but having the instructions include what I mentioned above would have saved some more time too. I’ve included some photos from my project. Have a good day,

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Robert

1/1/2020

Great!



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2023 Ford F-150

will known more when installed, box was all busted open metal hitch paint all scraped off on side I'll have to sand it off and spend time repainting. Poor boxing from plant.



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it was a little difficult to install, it seems to have been bent somehow and would not fit the frame correctly, nothing that a jack would not fix, just had to spread it a little.
Works great, main use is pushing my boat and camper into my backyard and park them in the shed.



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Not only was the hitch fairly priced and shipped to me quickly, it was well packaged in heavy cardboard with large staples which ensured that it was not damaged in shipping. And having the video available showing my exact hitch being installed on my vehicle was a huge benefit.



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2022 Ford F-150

I really like it but I think I payed way too much for NAPA to install it.

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Stephen

9/27/2024

It works great for parking my tiny travel trailers.



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2017 Ford F-150

Hitch installation went well. 2 hours from start to tools away. You will need a small pry bar, as it's a tight fit but not horrible. Definitely watch the installation video for the wire/bolt instructions. Without that video I would have been lost.
One note..the front bolts have 2 options to go into. You would think they would be in the same position on both sides. Mine was not, just make sure it all lines up. Also the paint tape tip was useless for me. I ended up getting the hitch into place the Taking a prybar and slipping in the metal plate.
Overall a pretty easy install.



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This hitch matched up perfectly with my Ford F150 and was relatively easy to install. It made it possible to add my cooler/rod rack to the front for surf fishing.



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2015 Ford F-150

Overall, decent looking and sturdy. Install was a bit longer than expected. It would be 5 stars, but required some frame drilling to fit my 2015 F150, which was annoying and could have easily been engineered to not require any drilling.



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Was able to install without a helper which was a bit challenging. To make it easier put the truck on blocks and remove the front wheels. Also there are two holes on the front of the device. The left side takes the forward one and the right side takes the back one. Learned that the hard way. I would also attach the rear facing attachment point and swing it up and you will see the proper alignment for the forward bolts. Overall good fit and nicely made.



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2015 Ford F-150

I went with Draw-tite due to cost (cheaper). In retrospect I should have gone with Curt. After my install I only had 6 1/2" of clearance. This prompted me to finally install the MOTOFAB leveling kit 1 1/2 inches and add BFGs 31 inch. This rasied the front so I now have 10" clearance.

I would have even better clearance with the CURT. Also it did not take me 30 minutes to install. Took me for freakin' ever. Lining up the hitch with the frame without the right tools sucks. Overall though just happy to have the ability to bring more crap camping



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Actually a 4.5.
This is a sturdy and
solidly built product. It seems to be very precision built for my vehicle.
It would’ve been helpful to have more towing information, for example tongue weight, in the description prior to purchase. I still would have purchased it but it would’ve been nice to have instead of hoping for the best until it arrived.
I would’ve given it five stars because the service was great and it shipped really quickly without a hitch, especially in these trying times with the supply chain being broken and jammed.
The reason I gave it a four-star instead of five was because the quality of the alignment on the box receiver. It appears that whichever factory they’re using is not paying attention to ensuring that the receiver is perfectly, or as near perfect, perpendicular to the receiver hitch frame as possible. I have seen mine and many other receiver hitches produced by draw-tite to be slightly crooked. I suggest DT make a visit to the factory and ensure that they are aligning these much better than they are. This receiver hitch is slightly askew making any item that you attach to your vehicle either lean or slant. It’s very frustrating. And, while it was fairly OK installing, I would not want to get under there and do this again in my driveway, in the event they decided to offer me a better product.
One more thing, it was very tight and one of my holes in my chassis did not lineup very easily. I followed the instructions and the video to the letter, which were great instructions, but it was just enough off that I had to get an alignment tool and bang it into the hole and hope that I did not sever the spiral wire used to retain the screw that was down in my frame. It all worked out fine. I’m grateful that someone took the time to use what appears to be a tempered steel for those temporary spring wire helpers because if they were anything less they would’ve gotten cut. Overall it’s a great product for the price and I would purchase it again. 4.5 score.
I would even recommend this to friends. As a matter of fact, I did recommend this to friends and family. They will be purchasing soon.



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2016 Ford F-150

This Draw-Tite front hitch is a solid hitch! Well made, and well coated! The installation instructions were clear, although I recommend reading through them a couple times BEFORE starting the install. (That really helped.) Also, I've installed several hitches on the rear of vehicles before, so I knew what to expect. But don't try installing this hitch without an extra set of hands! There is some effort required to hoist it into position, get the guide wires through the correct holes, and pull it into position. They estimated 30 minutes, I took my time and it probably took closer to 45-60 minutes. That includes cutting a slot in my lower air dam to allow the hitch to poke through.

I'm looking forward (no pun intended) to pushing snow from the front of my F150 instead of the rear as in past years!

Finally, and as always - etrailer has been awesome to work with! They deliver their products super fast, they follow up to ensure everything arrived as intended, offer support all through the installation, and they really want to ensure you are happy! I've been using etrailer for several years now and I recommend them to all my friends!



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Easy installation, the bolt holes lined up perfectly on my F150, very solid platform for the bike rack when towing. Highly recommend


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  • Which Front Hitch for 2016 Ford F-150 Sits Higher the Curt or the Draw Tite
    The Curt front hitch for your 2016 Ford F-150 # C31083 does sit higher than the Draw Tite that also fits your truck # 65067 still. The Draw Tite comes up below the rear air damn whereas the Curt installs through the air dam.
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  • Front Mount Receiver for a 2018 Ford F-150 XLT with Sport and FX4 Packages
    Curt hitch # C31083 is listed as a fit for the XLT trim on the 2018 Ford F-150. They do not specify anything regarding the FX4 package. You will most likely have to trim some fascia, skid plates, or remove them to complete the hitch installation of this or any front mount hitch for the truck. I have included a link to the installation instructions so you can see how and where the hitch installs to get a better idea of where, and what, will likely need to be trimmed.
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  • Recommended Front Mount Hitch For A 2021 Ford F-150
    I suggest the Draw-Tite Front Mount hitch, # 65067 that installs through a cut out in the plastic air dam of the F-150. The hitch does not sit lower than the lowest part of the truck so it does not reduce ground clearance. Trimming the lower air dam is required for installation. This is a fully welded, corrosion-resistant trailer hitch receiver that is perfect for winches, spare tire carriers, etc. that is custom fit to the Ford F-150 for an easy bolt-on installation. This has a line...
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  • Is Ground Clearance Lost When Draw Tite Front Hitch 65067 is Installed on 2016 Ford F-150
    You actually don't really lose any ground clearance when you have the front hitch part # 65067 installed on your 2016 Ford F-150. The lower air dam on the front of the truck gets trimmed out to allow the hitch to fit at basically the same height as the dam itself. I attached a picture that I took from the install instructions to show this as well.
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