Kyle97GMC
NO SIR IT'S NOT A CHEVY.
Mine had three bolts on each side
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i wouldnt use just plain washers like that. i would atleast step up the washers to larger thicker ones to spread the load out.....
the ones that come with hitches is a larger steel square THICK washers that go ontop and on the bottom to sandwich the frame and hitch fully.
if you have some basic tools you can make your own spacers with some thick flat bar steel and a drill press. or just buy a new hitch hardware kit.
the washers look like this....
http://www.etrailer.com/Accessories-and-Parts/Reese/110938.html
etrailer has always helped me out. just send them a message im sure they can find just the proper washers for ya.
well worth the trouble to have it more secure like it should be! youd hate it if something broke and your trailer banged into the back of your truck or even worse some one elses vehicle! better safe than sorry!
cool thanks.I can get one tomarrow morning before church
o ya if the hitches doesnt match up to the holes in the frame... ya got the wrong one i know tahoe/suburban hitches are different than trucks. you can make them work by drilling holes in the frame I THINK but id rather just buy the right one! i found out the hard way myself after removing a nice one from a tahoe only to test fit it onto a truck like mine out in the junkyard and notice the other mounting holes didnt line up! but atleast i didnt pay for it already and get it home.lol but still sucks doing all that work for nothing