When Installing the Buyers 15 Ton Pintle Hitch Do I Need to Use 6 Mounting Bolts?
Updated 05/03/2021 | Published 04/30/2021 >
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The mounting plate has 6 bolt holes, are you suppose to use all six? When you compare this 15 ton pintle hitch to 337BP760A 30 ton has only 2 mounting plate holes. Also how tight do you tighten the center nut with the spring? The video did not address these questions. Thank You
asked by: Gerald B
Expert Reply:
The Buyers Products 15 Ton Swivel Type Pintle Hook # 337BP100A does require you to use all 6 mounting locations. The instructions require 1/2" grade 8 bolts and nuts to attach this to your mounting flange.
The Buyers Products 30 Ton Heavy-Duty Swivel Type Pintle Hook # 337BP760A will include 2- 3/4" bolts for mounting to the required flange.
For the installation of the # 337BP100A spring "Install pintle, spring, washer(s) and nut. Use one washer for 3/4" mounting thickness and two washers for 5/8" mounting thickness. Tighten nut to slightly compress spring and install cotter key in nut castellation. Spread cotter pin."
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Buyers Products 15 Ton Swivel Type Pintle Hook
- Pintle Hitch
- Pintle Hook - Standard
- Fixed Height
- 30000 lbs GTW
- Swivel Mount
- No Shank
- Buyers Products
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