Recommended 3" x 5" SwingKing Bolt-On Swing Tongue Kit w/a Black Powder Coat Finish
Updated 10/05/2026 | Published 10/04/2026 >
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Can I get this item in black powder coat
asked by: Scott A
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You sure can Scott! The 3" x 5" SwingKing Bolt-On Swing Tongue Kit item # TD43FR is going to be the black powder coated version of the galvanized item # TD93FR.
The Bolt-On Swing Tongue Kit item # TD43FR is designed to fit a 3" wide x 5" tall trailer tongue. It will convert your trailer's tongue into a folding one for easier storage. It's covered in a durable black powder coat finish to prevent corrosion and includes all hardware needed to complete the installation.
I attached a chart below that will show you the capacities of your trailer's tongue depending on where you install the Swing Tongue Kit item # TD43FR.
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SwingKing Bolt-On Swing Tongue Kit - 3x5 - Black Powder Coat
- Folding Trailer Tongue
- Coupler Hinge Kit
- Bolt-On
- 3 x 5 Inch Tongue
- Swing King
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