Yes, we have an installation kit for your 1976 Dodge Full Size Pickup with 6 Foot Bed. You will need to use the Reese Universal Base Rails and Installation Kit, # RP30035, along with the Reese Square Tube Slider, # RP30051, that you referenced.
I have provided a link to the installation instructions and to a video of this kit being installed for you to review. The vehicle is different but the process will be essentially the same. Just be sure to use the the instructions for the Dodge through... view full answer...
To wire a 7-way trailer connector on your 1977 Dodge truck you'll first need to wire in a 4-way trailer connector using # C58044. If you need more wiring throughout the truck you can use # 16-4B-1, which is sold by the foot.
Then for the 7-way use # ETBC7 to supply the connector and the additional wiring for the brake controller.
If you also need a brake controller I suggest using the Prodigy P2 # 90885. This is one of our top selling controllers because of its reliability and how easy... view full answer...
We do not offer any custom-fit base plates for your 1952 Dodge panel truck but Blue Ox makes a set of heavy-duty bolt on base plates designed to mount to a flat section of bumper, part # BX88230. Since this will be a custom installation you will need to make sure the bumper has the necessary weight capacity for towing the truck. Most bumpers will require reinforcement.
With these installed you can use any Blue OX tow bar, such as their car-mount Acclaim # BX4330 that you referenced. This... view full answer...
If you're referring to what you need to install a trailer brake controller like the Redarc Tow-Pro Elite # RED44FR on your 1980 Dodge W400 PowerWagon; you'll also need to install a 4 flat trailer connector # C58044, if not already present, and add a 7 way connector # ETBC7 if you don't already have one present.
If you already have all that, you can install # RED44FR, wiring the black wire to the positive terminal on your vehicle battery, the blue wire to the corresponding blue wire on... view full answer...
You will need a 1-7/8 inch deep well socket for the 1-7/8 inch nut on ball # 19286. To install the ball you can use a bench vise to hold it while torquing down the nut or if a vise is not available you can put the ball mount in the hitch so the ball is facing to the side instead of up. view full answer...
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