Ah, that would make sense. I use an adjustable B&W as well.Think he is talking about the ball mount, i use a b&w adjustable one
I would love to see a picture of this. IncredibleTruck has trailer light wiring and tow haul mode but no actual reciever hitch just bumper. But I have a 26 foot camper and use a wdh so need an actual hitch.
I had a similar experience when I bought my truck. I only put a motorcycle carrier on the back on mine for my dirt bike so I figured the class III would be fine. I figured it would still have a receiver and gave it not much thought.... Doh!
Anyways, I ordered the OEM Class IV and installed it myself. It was dead simple, disconnect the rear bumper wiring harness, a handful of bolts and the bumper comes off, another handful and the Class III hitch comes off. Reverse order with the Class IV and new bolts that come with the Class IV and its all done.
https://moparonlineparts.com/1500-hitch-receiver-p-8544.html
Trailer brake controller will be more of a job if you need that.
The thing I don't understand is whey FCA even bothers with having both the Class III and Class IV options. The hitches are so close to identical that you would think it would be cheaper for them to just manufacture/stock/build only the Class IV, and only one corresponding bumper/cover. Whatever, they make their decisions for whatever reasons they have.![]()
I get that, but when I bought the Class IV and had the III and IV side by side on my garage floor, visually they look identical except for the receiver. The Class III has a plate where a ball would mount instead. Everything else looks the same, no additional reinforcement or mounting points, same diameter tubing. Maybe it is a cheaper lower grade steel or something not visually obvious.Ram probably saves quit as bit of money on Class III, they only mount a ball to the bumper. The Class IV is a frame mount. Not everyone pulls a heavy trailer and you need the right engine option to have the power required to pull full rated load on a Class IV. I'm pretty sure most of the other manufacturers do the same thing.
Equalizer 10K WD (see my towing post). Only WD experience was with a eazlift and now the equilizer. Would highly recommend the equalizer.Just purchased my 19 ram and unfortunately does not have a hitch but has tow package. I see only 3 or 4 that are listed. Factory, curt, drawtight. Just curious if anyone else has had to install one and whice.
...once you install a class iv reciever. Helps to read the entire thread before posting.Equalizer 10K WD (see my towing post). Only WD experience was with a eazlift and now the equilizer. Would highly recommend the equalizer.