TorkLift Trailer Hitch - Custom Fit Hitch - TLF1002 Review Video

We do offer many trailer hitch adapters that will extend the hitch receiver on your 2016 Ram 2500. The particular product you need will depend on how far out the hitch needs to be extended to clear your Cirrus 820 Camper, and the amount of weight…

On your 2017 Ford Escape you can best remove the hardware from your frame by basically reverse installing the hitch. This would include using the fish wire to keep track of your bolts to ensure they don't remain in the frame. If you were to lose…

The Torklift SuperHitch Magnum #TLF1002-30 weighs 140-lbs; I'm not sure how much the factory hitch weighs, but I'm guessing that it's likely around 40-50lbs. If you're having issues with sag on your 2000 Ford F-250 then you might want…

The TorkLift SuperTruss Hitch Extension for SuperHitch Trailer Hitch Receivers #TLE1536 that you referenced weighs 70 lbs.

Yes, the #TLR3503 are the correct rear tie downs for your 2016 Ford F-350 with the 6-3/4 foot bed, cab length running boards, and your recently installed TorkLift 20K SuperHitch Original #TLF1002. For the front tie downs, the correct part number is…

You sure can get it here at etrailer.com! The replacement hardware for the TorkLift SuperHitch Magnum Trailer Hitch Receiver #TLF1002-30 that you referenced is found as part #TLM8003-F1002-30 on our site. The installation instructions have been…

I looked up the trailer connector wiring diagram for a 2007 Ford F-250 which should be the same as a Ford F-350 and found the 7-way trailer connector to contain the following wires: Orange = 12 Volt Power White = Ground Black/Green = Reverse Blue =…

TorkLift rates the installation difficulty of the TorkLift SuperHitch Magnum Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class V - 2-1/2" and 2" #TLF1002-30 you were looking at for your 1999 Ford F-250/350 at a 6 out of 10 due to needing to…

The "with/without board or step underneath truck bed" designation is referring to whether or not a step or nerf board runs underneath the truck bed. If you have these and they don't extend beyond the cab then you would choose the…

The only option that can work is a hitch extender that will reduce the capacity of your hitch by one-third. For that you will need to use an extender which does have a step on it, the Buyers Products 18 " Hitch Receiver Extension with Step…

We aren't manufacturers of those parts, and we don't have the testing ability in house, so I reached out to a couple of our manufacturers to see what information they could provide to try and help. I reached out to my contact at Curt…

The hitch you mentioned is for pickups and not a utility bed, so the best option that may work is a universal weld-on hitch. It simply depends on the width of your frame; for example, if your frame is up to 44" wide you can use the Curt Class 5…