Availability of a Bumper Mounted Hitch with 500 lb Tongue Weight Capacity

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I am looking for an rv bumper hitch receiver , 500 lb capacity since my cargo carrier is 500 lb capacity, just want both to be compatible

asked by: Travis R

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Expert Reply:

We have a bumper mounted hitch with a 500 lb capacity. Check out the Curt Bumper Hitch part # E-3S. You should confirm that the bumper on your RV has the same 500 lb tongue weight capacity if you plan on using your cargo carrier to it's capacity.

You should note that the weight of the cargo carrier needs to be taken into account as tongue weight.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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