Pintle hitch question

Actually they do and have for years and I have one too that I use with a trailer of mine. It comes in two pieces. The part that slides in receiver with a 1/2 inch plate on it and several sets of bolt holes and then the Pintle hitch clasp that bolts to it. But using different bolt hole and inverting part in receiver I can get about a 10 inch range out of mine. Also the ring on trailer is also bolted on to trailer tougne on a flat plate with several holes as well allowing it to be adjusted as well. TSC/Tractor Suppy sells them adjustable and I am other carry them as well. The are not rare at all. Figure on 85 to

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Thanks for the info SnoMan!

I did see that kind of configuration & was thinking this was what I would need to go for.

Now I need to install a trailer brake controller & the other working that goes with it for the 7 pin to trailer setup.

Not sure I have a Tractor Supply store near me out here in South East massachusetts, but I'll look around.

Thanks again for the help!

Kurt

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I'm in that area and I don't believe there is. You might want to check out Pioneer Truck Parts on rte. 6 in Seekonk

Here's the phone number, 508-336-7000

I believe they also do a catalog

I believe they also do a catalog

There are also other suppliers to order online through, Tractor supply has this feature too i'm sure although i've not used their website, Northern Tool and etrailers.com for 2 examples.

Thanks to all that have responded to my questions! I have saved all of = the answers & will be looking into these great pieces of info one by = one.

I am sure I will solve my needs from the help that you all gave me!

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Thanks again guys.

Kurt

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