MtCamper
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- First Name
- Ken
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- NW Montana and Yuma Az
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- 2018 jlUR White Rubi, 2018 GMC 3500 Duramax,
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- Retired Snowbird
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The OEM receiver is a Class 2. You should not use a WDH on a Class 2 Receiver. There is a large amount of torque applied to the receiver with a WDH that can bend the attachment points. The receiver needs to be modified to give a more robust attachment to the frame so the torque can be distributed through the frame to the front axle. I'm not saying you can't use the OEM with a WDH. You just need to be aware you are exceeding the design specs. At the very least, inspect the hitch attachments regularly for any sign of damage.
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