Is a Bolt Included With the Draw-Tite Handle Nut Assembly # 1332

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Doe a bolt come with the handle nut assembly or is it just a handle nut?

asked by: Chris

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Expert Reply:

The Draw-Tite Handle Nut Assembly, part # 1332 is a 1/2 inch nut that is welded to a handle. It does not include a bolt. I am including a link to a video that will show how the handle nut works.

If you are needing the bolt and other hardware, you might consider looking at the replacement hardware kit for your particular hitch. The replacement hardware kit will include all the bolts, washers, and handle nuts, that would be required to install your particular hitch on your vehicle.

The Replacement Hardware Kit, part # RHK would be the kit you would need for Curt, Draw-Tite, Hidden Hitch, Reese or Valley trailer hitch receivers. When ordering you would just specify the hitch manufacturer and model number on the product page.

expert reply by: Jeff D

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Answer 1

Yes, you can get replacement hardware kit #RHK which will replace all the hardware for the hitch. Just enter the hitch number where indicated on the page and our team of hardware ninjas will compile the proper kit.

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