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 Trailer hitch install
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05/22/15 04:51 AM
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Nathan_Fisher
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Looking to have a towing trailer hitch installed 2013 f150 4door. U haul wants a crazy amount for it and was checking to see if anyone here knew of a place or person.
If you are about to have it correctly installed, I am will to pay cash or trade a 16 gauge bolt action. Working condition with clip.
Email me at nathan0658@gmail.com
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Re: Trailer hitch install
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05/22/15 10:48 AM
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Stump jumper
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Order online and do yourself. Get the right one and they are easy. Holes are already in frame. If you have to do wiring it is a little tougher. Not sure on the F150 but you may be able to get a harness that plugs in.
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Re: Trailer hitch install
[Re: Nathan_Fisher]
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05/22/15 10:49 AM
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patriot07
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They typically aren't too hard to do yourself. At least they haven't been on the Chevy and Dodge trucks I've done through the years.
You can check craigslist for good deals on hitches if you don't already have one.
Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards.
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Re: Trailer hitch install
[Re: Nathan_Fisher]
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05/23/15 09:29 PM
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fuzzion
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I recently had a hitch installed by Truck Toys in Arlington. Decent price and fast service. They'll also do the wiring harness if needed.
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Re: Trailer hitch install
[Re: Nathan_Fisher]
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05/28/15 03:39 PM
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TITANIUM-BACK
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Go to Curt trailer hitch web site and you can get your part number from there. I recommend Curt or B&W. Stay away from Reese. I have had one personally brake on my uncles truck he bought used and it isn't fun towing a boat.There easy to put in. As far as wiring goes you can buy a harness adapter. Just may have to order one. You get what you pay for.
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