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Thinking of Upgrading your boat? Make sure your tow vehicle and hitch can handle the weight of your new boat!

Are you thinking of upgrading your boat? Whether you’re in the market for a Boston Whaler, a Searay, a pontoon, a thunder boat or anything in between you need to make sure you have the right towing vehicle and the right hitch for all your summer time toys! The first thing you want to check on is if you have a class 4 or a class 5 receiver because this determines your hitch class. Every truck and every vehicle is different with what weight capacity they have for towing. You will want to investigate what your truck's specifications are in...

New Ford Receiver Size

2017. A year that will go down in history. A total solar eclipse shifted across the U.S. for the first time since 1918. The most damaging natural disaster in America’s history, Hurricane Harvey, strikes Houston, causing over $125 billion in damages. The Ford Motor Company changes the receiver tube size on its F-250 Diesel and F-350 and up trucks to 3”. Why did the pick-up that is built for America change to the biggest, but least common receiver size? What are the benefits and drawbacks of the new Ford receiver size? The fourth generation of the F-250 and F-350 and up...

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