I just checked with all the major hitch manufacturers including Curt, Hidden Hitch, Reese, Draw-Tite, Putnam and Valley. None of them still produce a front hitch receiver for a K5 Blazer. There were some rear hitches available for the K5, with the least expensive one at Hitches4Less.com. I have included a link to that item in the related links.
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7,000 lbs. can be towed safely with a 1977 Chevy truck. More can be towed if a good receiver hitch is installed instead of a bumper hitch.
The hitch receiver on a 2003 Ford Explorer is 2" x 2".
Install a receiver on the truck and then purchase a drop hitch of your choice. Receiver will cost you around $125 and the drop hitch around $35 with ball. A receiver type hitch is the only way to go. Towing off the bumper is a bad idea.
Yes, with the proper receiver and hitch.
If you purchase a hitch for the blazer and I'm assuming the 95 thru 2000+ probably use the same hitch(?)there are holes already predrilled in the blazer frame and the mounting bracket on the hitch will bolt up without any problems....i have a 95 and purchased mine from UHaul, it was the newer round style.....only took about 25-30 minutes to install it.Also look up in the wiring(drivers side)and you might find the trailer wires(5 wire or 7 wire)already there....all this makes it a breeze to install your own hitch!
No, this hitch is no longer being used in North America and would need to be replaced with a square receiver in order to use bike racks and the like.
U-Haul
No, not without fabrication.
Yes, but not a bumper hitch. Install a undercarriage trailer receiver hitch system.
Trailer Hitch Cargo Carriers add storage capacity to your vehicle. It slips into the hitch receiver on the back of your tow vehicle and locked into place with a hitch pin.
A hitch is a pattern where the receiver runs upfield then stops and moves toward QB for the catch