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Join Date: Dec 2004
Posts: 1
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I want to tow my Pick up behind my class 8 truck. I guess to 5th wheel hitch. Can use tow bar and toad it. I have not found any thing to go from the tow bar to 5th wheel hitch. I see truck transporters use clamps that hook to frame rails and mount a standard tube like Pick up has. The welded bracket that they use also gets the tube down same level as a normal tow bar hook up.
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Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2002
Posts: 193
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Hank,
I have never seen a pickup towed behind a class 8 using the Holland hitch. if I were you, I would fabricate and install a regular hitch and receiver. That would be the safest easiest way to go IMO The guys who use the clamps you mentioned are guys who deliver trucks all over the country. They tow their pickup or car behind the truck they are delivering. They have to use a clamp hitch since they change trucks every trip. Larry
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