Mounting Bolt Pattern of Buyers Products 30 Ton Heavy-Duty Swivel Type Pintle Hook # 337BP760A

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Mounting bolt pattern not shown or listed. Our current one has 6.50inch bolt pattern. We dont want to weaken metal with extra holes if we can avoid it.

asked by: Fred R

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The mounting holes of the Buyers Products 30 Ton Heavy-Duty Swivel Type Pintle Hook # 337BP760A that you referenced are 6-1/2 inches apart exactly like what you have so this will bolt right up without requiring you to do any drilling.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Preston P.

5/3/2020

Do you have a ball hitch with the bolt pattern like the swivel style pintle

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Chris R.

5/6/2020

We have quite a few bumper/channel mount pintle hook ball combo options available, but none with a bolt pattern that matches the above mentioned unit. I have copied a link below that will take you to our full selection.

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 9

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