Draw-tite 41927 Class 4 Receiver 1999-2011 Ford Cab/chassis W/ 34" Frame Rails on 2040-parts.com
Placentia, California, US
This auction features a brand new Draw-Tite class IV receiver hitch for a 1999-2011 Ford F250 F350 F450 F550 cab/chassis with 34" wide frame. It is new in the factory carton with mounting hardware and instructions. Rated to tow up to 12,000 lbs. (weight carrying) and 14,000 lbs. (weight distributing) when using proper ball mount or weight distributing hitch.
We are lowering our inventory level by significantly reducing prices on some of our merchandise. This is an opportunity to get a great deal on a quality product. We have listed this for local pickup only, but will ship to locations within the continental United States with an additional shipping charge added to the selling price. We can provide a quote on shipping costs if you send us your zip code.
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