The Ford Explorer is a dependable 4-wheel drive SUV that has a good towing capacity and loads of room for all the family. Whether you have an interest in taking the family and boat to the lack this weekend, or need to haul a trailer stuffed with gravel the Ford Explorer can deal with it. Mount a receiver hitch on your Explorer to add even more value and versatility to it today.
Ford Explorer Receiver Hitch Installation Instructions
1. Park the Explorer on stage floor and crawl beneath the rear bumper.
2. Assemble the hitch frame by sliding the two foremost parts of the hitch collectively and securing them with the mounting bolts. Maintain it as much as the undercarriage of your Explorer.
3. Ensure that all the holes on prime of the hitch line up with holes in the backside of the Explorer’s frame. If there are holes in the receiver hitch without corresponding holes within the body, use the drill to make the appropriate holes in the frame.
4. Use the supplied mounting bolts to attach the receiver hitch to the Explorer’s frame by sliding the bolts by means of the holes and tightening the nuts down.
5. Tighten the bolts down with the crescent wrenches after which slide the ball hitch into the receiver.
Use the supplied weight distribution plates with the hitch. They spread the load to the edges of the automotive frame, distributing the load extra evenly.
