Pintle Hook Mounting Plate on 2040-parts.com
Dalton, Georgia, US
You are bidding on a Reese Pintle Hook Mounting Plate that has never been used. I bought this several years ago to use with a military trailer only to sell the trailer before I ever pulled it behind my truck.
Part #7428133
Mount: 2" receiver
Shank: 7 3/4"
Plate size: 7 1/2" X 5"
Max Trailer Wt: 10,000 lbs
Max Tongue Wt: 1,000 lbs
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