Mounting Ultra Fab # UF35-946401 Under Bumper

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Question:

According to the description for this model, it looks like it will be ok to mount this receiver under the bumper. Is this true? I will have plenty of clearance.

asked by: Mike P

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Expert Reply:

It is acceptable to mount the Ultra Fab # UF35-946401 underneath the bumper.

Make sure the 200 lb capacity of the receiver or the capacity of the bumper (whichever is lower) is not exceeded.

This receiver is meant to mount to a 4 inch Steel RV bumpers, and not to a car or truck. It is not intended to be used for towing purposes.

expert reply by: Mike L

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