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Receiver Hitch Storage Integration by Truck Brand

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The presenter demonstrates how "The Hitch Holder" is designed to integrate with specific truck brands for storing receiver hitches. For Ford trucks, the holder bolts directly to the Ford box link points using existing factory bolts. For General Motors (GM), including Chevrolet and GMC, the product utilizes the factory oval hole found in the truck bed, along with proprietary mounting hardware. For Ram trucks, it secures using factory bolts and cleats in the truck bed. This design ensures a factory-integrated look and function without needing any new holes or structural alterations. All versions feature a powder-coated finish for durability and rugged steel construction.

Goal: Understand the specific, non-modifying installation methods for receiver hitch storage on Ford, GM, and Ram trucks.

Tools and materials

  • Receiver Hitch — The primary item being stored
  • The Hitch Holder — Securely mounting a receiver hitch in a Ford truck bed

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Okay, so what do we see ? So, we have factory integrated Ford, GM and RAM towbar storage solutions for your receivers and goosenecks. Since many of you were so concerned about theft, they fit 90- degree locking pins, and we patented the Hitch Handcuff for goosenecks to protect your hitches and your investment. This is a storage system that allows you to secure it, store it safely and securely, without modifying the truck body. Explain this . No modifications at all. No drilling, no cutting. The Ford product bolts to your Ford BoxLink mounting system using factory bolts. The GM product uses the factory oval hole in the body of your truck with our mounts, while the RAM product uses the factory bolts and factory retainer to secure the Hitch Holder

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