Front Hitch that Fits 2020 Ford F-350 Dually Gas Engine

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Front hitch receiver question I have a 2020 F350 Lariat DRW 8 foot bed, with the gas engine and camper package. Searching for a front hitch, using your “My Vehicle” selection tool. Results are Eco Hitch 306-X7904 Draw-Tite 65076 remarks say “Does not fit models with dual rear wheels” Curt C31078 remarks say “Does not fit models with dual rear wheels” But, on a prior QandA session your “Kyle S” says the C31078 will fit a dually. I’m confused, do I have only 1 choice? Thanks

asked by: Chris B

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Helpful Expert Reply:

I found the answer page that Kyle made about the Curt front hitch # C31078 and found that Kyle did list that this hitch does NOT fit a dually model. Now that said I looked further into why the front hitches don't fit the dually models and apparently it's due to the intercooler being relocated on the dually models. At least for the Draw Tite front hitch # 65076. So since you have a gas engine which does not have an intercooler the Draw Tite front hitch part # 65076 would fit your truck.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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