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Replacement Installation Hardware for Draw Tite Trailer Hitch # 75528  

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I guess i was trying for the dummy of the year award and managed to strip the handle nuts during install on the Draw Tite 75228 that I purchased from you about a month ago. Do you have a fastener kit part number 75528F for that hitch available and ready to ship.

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Yes, you can get replacement hardware kit # RHK which will replace all the hardware for the hitch. Just enter the hitch number where indicated on the page and our team of hardware ninjas will compile the proper kit.

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Roger

5/23/2020

I have a 2012 GMC Acadia with towing package. I recently purchased a camper with gvw about 4100lbs. It pulls the camper great. However a mechanic noticed my 2 center bolts were missing on the hitch and is now bent down. I am wondering how good those welded nuts are and wondering what I can do now. I'm not sure if this happened since I purchased the vehicle or not. Is it possible to have a welded nut and the nut handle both on for greater safety. If hitch is bent I suppose I would have to purchase a new hitch. Wondering what I should do going forward. Also do you know what type of hitch was oem for 2012 GMC Acadia. Looks very similar to the Draw Tight hitch. Can a bent hitch be corrected and or do you think this could have bent the frame.

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Chris R.

5/26/2020

Since it was the factory hitch, I honestly think it's worth it to bring the Acadia up to a local GMC dealer to have a look. I'm worried that the hitch being bent like this could have also damaged or bent the frame in some way as well. For peace of mind I would have them inspect the vehicle both for the condition of the hitch but also make sure the frame is in good enough shape to install a new one if needed. For a replacement the Draw-Tite # 75528 would work really well.

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