Trailer hitch advice

>>16153437
Dude, unless you're putting it on a fiero you can do it on the driveway.
What vehicle?
Is it for the actually vehicle, or a generic model that needs to be welded?
Class I, II or III?

>>16153437
Hey guys, Chrisfix here!

I installed a hitch on my truck, itll prob be smaller and weigh less on your car.
It can be done in less than 1/2 hour with 2 people.
One person manuevering hitch around and holding in place while other person throws the bolts on really quick to hold it in place.

>>16153479
2003 Grand Marquis. I'm looking at model specific options since I can't weld and don't know a welder. By class, I'm assuming it's a class III since that's what's being sold the most. I'm planning on towing a Uhaul trailer down to FL with my bike in it.

My other big question is how hard is it to wire the lights? Is there a generic kit that works, or is it better to just let Uhaul do it?

>>16153527
The harness comes with the kit.
You plug it into the power end of a taillight then plug the taillight into that.
Set control module anywhere under car away from road

>>16153541
Is there a place better than Ebay to find the kit? It looks like they're asking about $200 for the bar and wires.

>>16153548
Compare Ebay, Amazon and your local auto stores. I put hitches on everything. Not hard and when the kit's in your hand it will all make sense. 200 total is reasonable.

>>16153556
Alright, thanks for the advice man.

>>16153548
200 dollars is normal, stop being a fag.
Its cheap for something use to connect 2 3500+ lb masses, and will fuck someones shit up if they rearend you

>>16153605
I'm guessing you recommend leaving the ball in when not towing?

>>16153656
You can if you wanna do even more damage.
I dont leave mine on when i dont use it though.

>>16153725
Thanks for the input. I guess it's the least I can do, right?