Trailer Hitch for a Class A Motor Home Rated for 12,000 to 15,000 Pounds
Updated 04/29/2015 | Published 04/28/2015 >
Question:
I have a 2002 alpa see ya with a cat 330 in rear. I race stock cars and want to pull a 28foot I closed trailer that weights every bit of 9g loaded. The hitch set up in now is 5g and is def not going to do it as it looks like a lot less.then what its rated at. I want to just over kill it with a 12 or 15g So I dont have to ever worry. Any suggestion or direction of who and where to find what I need. Or should I just have it made. Defiantly dont want to just weld bunch of stuff to chassis. Want to make bolt on in case motor needs service. Thank you
asked by: Norm T
Expert Reply:
To get the capacity you are looking for the only options are going to be weld-on unless you have something fabricated and even then, without the proper engineering background, it would be difficult for a fabricator to create something that bolts on and provide a definitive capacity. I have included a link to the weld-on heavy duty hitch options that we carry.
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Roadmaster Reflex Steering Stabilizer with Mounting Brackets for Class A Motor Homes
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