Hey, Delicat is coming through Sask and I was hoping a hitch/towbar
might come this way with him. Does anyone have one they want
to sell? Possibly putting a new bumper together and won't need
the hitch? Please help out a fellow Delica owner :)
A maximum overdrive or.... PM me or Delicat
Thanks!
James
Looking for a hitch
- Firesong
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Re: Looking for a hitch
Much as it would be nice to get a used one, most of them are welded on, so pretty hard to remove. Although not cheap, you are best off to find a decent hitch shop in your location and have a custom one done.
Mine is actually unusual in that it is a custom bolt on unit, that doesn't require removing the rear sway bar, and the spare tire can still live in its home. So it CAN be done
Mine is actually unusual in that it is a custom bolt on unit, that doesn't require removing the rear sway bar, and the spare tire can still live in its home. So it CAN be done

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Re: Looking for a hitch
DO NOT weld a hitch to the uni body. BAD BAD BAD idea. Severely weakens it.
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Re: Looking for a hitch
We are also looking for a trailer hitch for light pulling.
What has other's experience been with fixing a custom hitch or other??
Thanks
What has other's experience been with fixing a custom hitch or other??
Thanks
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Re: Looking for a hitch
E&H Hitches in the Vancouver area has done many hitches for Delicas. But that doesn't really help firesong. I can recommend a place in Calgary if anyone wants.
For light trailers, a 1.25 inch receiver hitch is enough.
But, most bike racks use 2" receivers, so I would suggest just going for the full meal deal. A bike rack puts lots of torque on the tube, not to mention the weight being a ways out. Much more so than an trailer on a hitch.
And if you want to use a cargo basket, they are all 2"; or should be. I wouldn't even think of using a 1.25" one.
Some things to think about.
For light trailers, a 1.25 inch receiver hitch is enough.
But, most bike racks use 2" receivers, so I would suggest just going for the full meal deal. A bike rack puts lots of torque on the tube, not to mention the weight being a ways out. Much more so than an trailer on a hitch.
And if you want to use a cargo basket, they are all 2"; or should be. I wouldn't even think of using a 1.25" one.
Some things to think about.

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Re: Looking for a hitch
This link was more to see if anyone had a hitch they wanted
to part with so it could be brought out to the prairies.
I had put up some hitch information in the delica mods forum
talking about my adventures in getting a hitch built.
I ended up getting one custom made in Saskatoon. Would
recommend the guy to anyone in the area. Excellent job done.
Have a peek at the mods forum for a picture.
I needed a beefy one to haul an aluminum boat around, PAuto Basket,
bike racks etc. Only tack welded in 2 spots so it was easier to
line up. Bolts are what's holding in there. Quite nicely.
J
to part with so it could be brought out to the prairies.
I had put up some hitch information in the delica mods forum
talking about my adventures in getting a hitch built.
I ended up getting one custom made in Saskatoon. Would
recommend the guy to anyone in the area. Excellent job done.
Have a peek at the mods forum for a picture.
I needed a beefy one to haul an aluminum boat around, PAuto Basket,
bike racks etc. Only tack welded in 2 spots so it was easier to
line up. Bolts are what's holding in there. Quite nicely.
J
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Re: Looking for a hitch
E&H will NOT Ship their Hitch....Does anyone know of a Dealer, on private that make L300 Hitch that would ship it ?
Thanks
EDIT: Steven at Rising Sun Will get me one
Lapprentis
Thanks
EDIT: Steven at Rising Sun Will get me one

Lapprentis
