Does Front Hitch # 65022 Fit with Transmission Cooler of 2000 Ford Super Duty

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Question:

My truck has a transmission cooler located behind the bumper. Is there enough space to mount this hitch?

asked by: Doug H

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Helpful Expert Reply:

I attached a picture that shows the Draw Tite front hitch part # 65022 installed on a 2000 Ford Super Duty just like yours and you can see the transmission cooler in the picture as well which means the two will easily fit together!

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 5

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