What is the Highest Rated RV Hitch you Have Available
Updated 12/14/2020 | Published 12/10/2020
Question:
Hello, I have a 2002 fleetwood flair 30h, which is a workhorse p32 chassis. My frame is 34in wide, and I need a hitch capable of towing 6000lbs worth of car and trailer. What are my options? Right now it has a 3500lb tow hitch installed and it looks like it is riveted in. Thanks!
asked by: Alex
Expert Reply:
I do not have an option rated that high for any coaches. The closest I can get you is the Curt Adjustable Trailer Hitch Receiver part # C13701.
It is rated for 500 lbs. of Tongue Weight and 5,000 lbs. of Gross Trailer Weight.
You do need to check your Workhorse Owner's manual to see what it is rated for as a maximum as well and not exceed that.
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Curt Adjustable Trailer Hitch Receiver - 18"-51" Wide - 2" Drop - Class III - 2"
- RV and Camper Hitch
- Frame Mount Hitch
- 500 lbs TW
- 5000 lbs GTW
- 18 - 30 Inch Wide Frames
- 31 - 45 Inch Wide Frames
- 46 - 60 Inch Wide Frames
- Towing and Cargo
- Bolt-On
- Weld-On
- CURT
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