stu's jeep's
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- Bethany Conn
from what to what year will a class III hitch fit :gag: i own a 1986 mj :lecture:
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tow hitch
- Thread starter stu's jeep's
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- Westminster, SoCal
AFAIK all years fit.stu's jeep's said:
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- Terra Firma
XJ hitches do not fit MJs. The XJ hitch mounts to the underside of the "frame" rails. The MJ hitches mount to the sides. The best MJ hitch, IMHO, was made by a small company that no longer offers them for the MJ. Bradshaw's sells the brand, and they have confirmed that they can't get them for MJs.
Even the crappy Reese universal hitch for the XJ, which also fits my brother's Nissan pickup, isn't listed for the MJ. The MJ is perhaps the only vehicle in the whole world that hitch ISN'T listed for.
Even the crappy Reese universal hitch for the XJ, which also fits my brother's Nissan pickup, isn't listed for the MJ. The MJ is perhaps the only vehicle in the whole world that hitch ISN'T listed for.
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- Westminster, SoCal
Eagle said:
Ooops, my bad, I thought we're talking xj's.
stu's jeep's
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- Bethany Conn
any idea where i can get one i am selling my xj that has a hitch so i will need somthing to tow, my new vehicle will not tow like my xj : :repair: i was hopefull to tow with my mj
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- La Habra, CA
Long bed or short bed?
Hidden Hitch has a model listed for an MJ longbed - part #83147
Hidden Hitch has a model listed for an MJ longbed - part #83147
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Doesn't matter.xjohnnyc said:
The hitch uses the holes on the sides of the frame where the bumper brackets mount, and the bumper brackets are the same for the shortbed and the longbed.
I like Hidden Hitch equipment. Go for it.
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That's what I thought. But HH's website says "longbed" specifically.
