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Trailer Hitches

Started by Jabba, Wed 30, Jun 2010, 09:33:42

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Jabba

Are the hitches common between IS's and the Tourer and Std?

There is a Show Chrome Hitch on the Classifieds that I am a little interested in... for $150, but it came off a Tourer.  I want it for my IS.

For Sale
Posted on: 06/20/10
Item: Show chrome Trailer Hitch
Price: 150. +shipping
Location: springfield, IL, US
Email: biker1950@msn.com

Description
show chrome trailer hitch, used will fit Standard and the tourer took it off my Tourer. biker1950@nospampleasehotmail.com

Thoughts?

Jabba

tybme

The evidence I have found is that they do fit which is why I contacted him on the 20th and have agreed to purchase it. I am just waiting on the shipping quote.
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Jabba

Quote from: tybme on Wed 30, Jun 2010, 09:44:15
The evidence I have found is that they do fit which is why I contacted him on the 20th and have agreed to purchase it. I am just waiting on the shipping quote.

So you're saying I should HURRY if I want to outbid you?

Kidding man!

Good luck.  I'll back off.

Jabba

tybme

#3
No that's not what I'm saying at all. What I'm saying is that if I find it doesn't work I'll have one to sell you.  ;D
Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways. totally worn out, shouting, "Holy ****... What a Ride!"


Joe Hummer

The back section of the Tourer and Interstate are the same when it comes to trailer hitches.  One thing you might run into though is the spacers/bolts necessary for the hitch to fit properly.  If the hitch doesn't come with them, you will want to search around your local hardware or Fastenal store looking for the right parts. 

Also, depending on the spacers involved with that hitch, you may have to modify the cross-bar to hold the bags.  When you put the spacers in, it will push the bags out a bit...causing the cross-bar to be too short.

Joe
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tybme

Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways. totally worn out, shouting, "Holy ****... What a Ride!"


Oldswimr

Just bought one from a board member, I have the same info as far as fitment goes.  Going to build the trailer though, so not in a hurry to install the hitch.
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fudgie

Quote from: JoeValkIS on Wed 30, Jun 2010, 10:19:43
The back section of the Tourer and Interstate are the same when it comes to trailer hitches.  One thing you might run into though is the spacers/bolts necessary for the hitch to fit properly.  If the hitch doesn't come with them, you will want to search around your local hardware or Fastenal store looking for the right parts. 

Also, depending on the spacers involved with that hitch, you may have to modify the cross-bar to hold the bags.  When you put the spacers in, it will push the bags out a bit...causing the cross-bar to be too short.

Joe
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franco6

i CONTACTED HIM ABOUT IT ,HE SEND AN EMAIL BACK SAYING WAIT TIL TOMORROW .THAT WAS YESTERDAY AND NO NEWS .SO I GUESS SOMONE SNATCHED IT!
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scoobydoo

If anybody ever needs the mounting bolts for the Hitchdoc I had to buy a box of 50 of both sizes to get the place to order them for me. They are longer than the stock bolts. So I have a few to get rid of if somebody need them.
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