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Take 3 Trailers, Inc.
2007 Longwood Drive
Brenham, TX 77833
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1. Using a #50 Torx-head tool, remove 3 bolts from left side of truck bed, starting with the bolt closest to the rear of the bed. |
DIAGRAM 2
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| 2. Align the left rail with the holes in the bed. Be sure the rail is seated evenly over the raised sections of the bed (See Diagram 2). The Adjustable Ball Mount Plate will be positioned to the INSIDE of the rail. Insert the bed bolts into the holes. Tighten bolts in left rail 60-80 ft. lbs. |
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3. Using a #50 Torx-head tool, remove 3 bolts from right side of truck bed, starting with the bolts closest to the rear of the bed. |
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4 Align the right rail with the holes in the bed. Be sure the rail is seated evenly over the raised sections of the bed. The Adjustable Ball Mount Plate will be positioned to the INSIDE of the rail. Insert the bed bolts into the holes. DO NOT TIGHTEN BOLTS. |
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5 Place mount between the two adjustable ball plate mounts, aligning the holes in the ball plate in the desired position . BE SURE THE SAFETY CHAIN LOCK SLOTS FACE TOWARD REAR OF TRUCK. Place the four supplied bolts through the holes with the lock nut to the inside (see MOUNT PLACEMENT below). Tighten all 4 bolts 80-100 ft. lbs. |
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6 Tighten the bolts to 70-90 ft. lbs. |
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MOUNT PLACEMENT
The Bolt Hitch’s unique
design allows the hitch position to be adjusted in the bed to
accommodate various trailers, load distributions and turning clearance
requirements. The most common position for a ball is center of the
axle. However, you must check the clearance radius of the trailer you
will be pulling to determine that you have enough clearance from the cab
of the truck. |
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