looking to get a trailer hitch

[Pix3L8]

I'm kicking around the idea of getting a trailer hitch for the ol bronco so I can take my boat out on the lake. I have a lot of options online but figured ide ask if you guys had any input on brands etc

 

[RonD]

I would just take the boat to the edge of the lake, unless its a REAL BIG boat, the Bronco will sink it

No I don't have a suggestion, just wise a$$ comments because I am bored and don't know the right answer

 

[Uncle Gump]

Check the junk yards... sometimes they give them up pretty cheap.

 

[Pix3L8]

Check the junk yards... sometimes they give them up pretty cheap.

I need to go junkyard diving next week for something so ill look while I'm there

 

[rusty ol ranger]

Reese, curt, drawtite, all are good.

Biggest thing to watch on JY ones is rust and fatigue.

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

Reese, curt, drawtite, all are good.

Biggest thing to watch on JY ones is rust and fatigue.

And how stuck the receiver hitch is... they can be a PITA if its had a hitch in it for 10+ years.

 

[rusty ol ranger]

And how stuck the receiver hitch is... they can be a PITA if its had a hitch in it for 10+ years.

Good point.

 

[Bgunner]

Snag a class 3 with the 2 inch receiver, plus all that has already been mentioned. Class 3 will have the highest tow and tounge weight for a standard 2 inch reciever hitch.

 

[sgtsandman]

If you end up looking for new, some of the best prices I've seen on hitches is on etrailer. They sell Curt and Drawtite for sure. They might have Reese as well. When it comes to towing needs, they are hard to beat most of the time and is pretty much my go to for trailer parts.