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Join Date: Apr 2011
Posts: 15
Drives: R350
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Selling Curtis Hitch for R350
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Montreal, Canada
Posts: 110
Drives: 2005 C240 2008 R320CDI
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Would help to know where you live and how much. Any electricals included? Ball? what class hitch? what size receptacle?
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MB 2005 C240 Stealth install JBL MS8 DLS Nobelium 6.2, 10i sub Pioneer PRS power and...and 2008 R320CDI |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2011
Posts: 15
Drives: R350
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The Hitch can be shipped or picked up in either Rock Hill NY or Woodmere NY. It has a ball -Don't recall size but probably 1 1/2". No electrical. Sells new for $250. Besides some chipped paint on the parts you don't see, its like new. $100
Curtis Model: 12056 Class: Class II GTW: 2500 TW: 250 Drill: No Install Time: 60 Min Hitch Ball Hole: 3/4" Rec. Tube Size: 1 1/4 " Finish: Gloss Black |
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: Los Angeles
Posts: 104
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$100 shipped to SoCal? If so I'll take it. email me vectorz2 at gmail , I don't check the forums often.
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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2011
Posts: 15
Drives: R350
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Sold - Thanks
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Newbie
Join Date: Mar 2012
Posts: 3
Drives: 2007 R350
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curt hitch ebay
FYI I bought a new curt - hidden hitch class 3 2" hitch on ebay with free shipping for $160 a month ago
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Newbie
Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Columbus, Ohio
Posts: 13
Drives: BMW 530xiT, R350
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Sorry for reviving a dead thread here, but I'd love to see a picture of an R with one of these Curt hitches installed. Anyone?
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Newbie
Join Date: Mar 2012
Posts: 3
Drives: 2007 R350
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Photo of r class curt hitch
Here is a photo I took during install. This is very easy to install on a pano roof with crossmembers. only mod was that I had to cut out about 1.5"x6" of the bumper cover. Step 1. take off the exhaust tips with metric allen #2 Jack up car put on stands. 3# pull outer stock bumper bolts and rear crossmember bolts and the bumper cover bolts #4 Temporarily install the hitch. (note it is not necessary to remove or cut the black plastic protective cover) #5 the bumper cover will need to be pushed out of the way to temporarily install the hitch, mark the cutting location. Remove the hitch, cut the small amount of bumper cover out of the way. #6 Install hitch, torque bolts, reinstall exhaust tips then lower vehicle and drink beer. 45 min job max!!
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Newbie
Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Columbus, Ohio
Posts: 13
Drives: BMW 530xiT, R350
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Those instructions are pretty accurate! I had the manufacturer instructions and printed out the instructions that the guy with R500 did, but these were the most accurate. You don't have to drop the muffler or take the trunk pan off. Not sure why those are in the instructions. Took me closer to an hour or so, but that was after the tour of local hardware stores to find the right hardware - my hitch didn't come with any of the bolts, etc!! So that took another hour and a half. I had to install it temporarily, because it needed to haul some bikes. But I called the manufacturer and they sent me the packet of correct bolts, and I'll swap them out this week. - msc |
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