What Grade is Hitch Hardware Typically
Question:
What grade bolts should I use to mount my hitch?
asked by: Nicholas
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Expert Reply:
Trailer hitch hardware is basically always Grade 5. Going with Grade 5 or higher hardware would be the best solution when replacing the bolts you have.
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Jameson C
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