Where is the Buyers Products PM84 Pintle Hook Mount Made

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Can you please tell me if the buyers PM84 ridged adapter mount is made in the usa? Thank you

asked by: Chris

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I may have a solution for you if you're looking for a Pintle mount that is Made in the USA, but the Buyers Products 2" Pintle Hook Mount - 1 Position - 9" Shank # 337PM84 is manufactured overseas. However, B&W makes all of their products in the USA so you may want to have a look at the B&W Pintle Hook Mounting Plate for 2" Hitches - 9" Shank - 6 Hole - 16,000 lbs # BWPMHD14001, which is similar to the # 337PM84.

I've also linked our entire selection of B&W Pintle hook mounts that you can take a look at.

expert reply by: Erik B

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