Rhino / ox hitch option

dlonesty said:

Geeze...LR makes and has researched the exact hitch system that works for the truck. Why is everyone bothering to remake the system when the one supplied works perfectly with the truck. By perfectly I do not mean without difficulty of taking the tow hitch on and off the truck. I leave mine on 100% of the time and then the only problem is solved.

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djkaosone said:

Because the oem hitch sits too low. The 1st gen goose neck sits even lower and has potential issues with snapping. The second gen, short neck, still sits too low while off roading. With this I can have it on 100% of the time.

My only gripe is the hitch reciever's depth is too shallow. I bought a Yakima Backswing, but the pin holes are roughly 1/2" too short from the hitch pin to fit. I don't want to cut the Backswing, so I'm going to sell it locally and get something different.

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surferdrew said:

I’m running a similar application of a different swingout hitch mounted carrier.

How far is your Backswing from end to pin? (Couldn’t find any into online)

Cheers!

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Fuji4 said:

Use a grinder. I used a small Milwaukee cordless and trimmed my Thule by maybe a 1/4” to get it to fit.

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CRYA said:

Hey all. Might anyone be able to assist in helping me track down a hitch in stock? Are Snomaster and T44 the only vendors? Cheers

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Fuji4 said:

Check tactical 4x4

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