Recommended Front Mount Trailer Hitch for 2016 Thor RV Built on a E-450 Chassis

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I have a Thor 2016 rv on a E-450 for chassis, I would like to get a Front 2inch receiver for it is it the 65049 the 65053 or? Thanks

asked by: Pat S

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Expert Reply:

The E-450, is a van chassis that your 2016 Thor RV is built on, which is different from the F chassis you also looked at.

The front hitch that you will need for the E-450 chassis on your Thor is # 65053.

I have linked the above mentioned product to this page for your convenience.

expert reply by: Jackie C

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