I can tell you how to measure to determine how much ground clearance you will have with the Curt hitch # 13085 installed on your 2002 Ford Windstar. First, take a look at the installation instructions I have linked for you to see the installation location on the van.
If you measure from the bottom of the frame at the rear most attachment point down 6-3/8 inches, that will be where the bottom of the receiver will be. When parked on level ground, measure up from the ground to this point... view full answer...
The Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # 13085 that you referenced is confirmed to fit your 1999 Ford Windstar and has a tongue weight capacity of 400 lbs so it should carry your chair and carrier setup that weight 375 lbs well.
You will need to check the tongue weight rating of your vehicle to determine that your vehicle has the capacity to do this. In determining the overall towing capacity of a setup you must go with the lowest rated component as the overall capacity.
Check out the installation... view full answer...
Each wheel on Fulton trailer jack # FXPD15L is 2 inches wide with a small space between them so just over 4 inches total width. The center hole on the wheels is 5/8 inches in diameter but there is a bushing included with the jack (already installed) that drops it down to a 1/2 inch diameter. I have included a link to a video review of this jack for you. The correct replacement wheel is # F6811S00. view full answer...
I spoke with my contact at Curt and got the measurements you are looking for on trailer hitch # 13085 for your 2001 Ford Windstar. I have included a picture showing the measurements for you.
Side to side spacing:
Holes closest to receiver = 37.25 inches on center
Middle holes = 37.714 inches on center
Last set of holes = 37.75 inches on center
Front to back spacing:
Hole closet to receiver to middle hole = 6.9 inches on center
Middle to last holes = 3.25 inches on center view full answer...
We have the Curt part # 13085 that fits your 1998 Ford Windstar. It is a Class III hitch that uses a 2" ball. It has a 400-pound tongue weight and 4000-pound towing weight capacity. This raises to 600/6000 pounds when used with a weight distribution system. view full answer...
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