

| Subject: | Re: Looking fer trailer hitches |
| From: | Jeff Birk |
| Date: | Tue, 20 Feb 2001 17:00:32 -0500 |
I know that Ken at Vanagain sells a hitch that I've had my eyes on for awhile...it bolts onto the toehooks under the bumper, has a 2" receiver and rated at I think 1000 lbs. Check his site for more info: <a>http://www.vanagain.com</a> I think his sells for around $110 US Good luck JB On Tue, 20 Feb 2001 10:42:49 -0700, John Brush <jbrush@AROS.NET> wrote: >Hello Everyone! > >I am a lifetime lurker here on the list, but I took the winter off to straighten >out some problems. Now its time to think spring and summer. > >I found a pop-up camper that I like, and I think its small enough to let my >air-cooled 81 Vanagon pull it around, or at least I am gonna find out. Trailer >weighs 990 lbs empty with a GVW of 1300, so I think if I am careful, I can stop >with that attached...... > >Anyway, I have already asked more than once if this is doable, and now I am >gonna find out. I searched the archives and the vendors for hitches, and came up >with only one from Go-Westy @ $179. Ouch. > >I don't understand class A B C but I expect that the smallest class would work. >I recall the type which attaches to the eyelets under the rear bumper, so I am >thinking something like that should be less than $179. Am I wrong there? > >Is anyone using one of these types, can anyone recommend a source for one? Do >places like U-haul sell hitches for these venerable old Vanagons? I'd rather >give my money to a vendor on the list it there is a source. > >Looking forward to hitting the road a bit more this summer, so I hope I can make >this work :) > >I was also wondering it there are kits for assembling the connector for the >light and such? > >Very much appreciative of any ideas or assistance. > >Best Regards from Utah, > >John
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