CURT 45920 Heavy-Duty Channel Mount Pintle Attachment for Towing & Hauling

Kerry P: This thing is a beast when added to the adjustable mount. It has some weight behind it but that is expected for the weight rating.

United States on Aug 14, 2023

Michael PorterMichael Porter: As described, so far so good. Haven’t put any real weight on it. Has moved about 10k around.

United States on Mar 06, 2023

Ismael V.Ismael V.: mi experiencia con este producto no fue tan buena como esperaba, las fotos hablan por si solas, el empaquetado es muy malo, se que el trayecto fue largo, pero eso deberían considerar antes de ofrecer el producto a cualquier parte, ya que deberían considerar todos los transbordes que deben tomarse y que el producto puede ser tratado mal, en fin el producto como tal no le paso nada, por que es puro metal, pero si deberían tener mas cuidado con la forma en como empaquetan, el precio no es barato como para recibir un producto con esa clase de embalaje y en esas condiciones...
por lo que respecta al producto en si, esta muy bien.

Mexico on Feb 13, 2023

Big stew: Heavily built. True curt, not knockoff bs. Don't forget to lube your tow ball before hooking to a trailer if you tow heavy and often.

United States on Jan 21, 2023

John F: It's Curt, it just works. Bought the c channel flip ball drop hitch but I needed a pintle. The only thing I don't like is my dual ball channel mount has a vibration dampener and this one does not.

United States on Jun 03, 2022

Steve in Sarasota: Good quality from Curt. It does not come with pins.

Beware that the locking mechanism is not adjustable and will not accommodate taller balls, such as the interchangeable type I already had. You *could* use an angle grinder to allow the lock to work but that would not be the manufacturer's recommendation, I would assume. I tried the Bulldog pintle hitch a friend has a *hated* the locking mechanism, so this one had to work for me without having interchangeable balls. Not that big a deal.

I use the Bolt brand locking receiver pins to secure it to the Curt 45910 hitch but if you do so you will need to trim away a portion of the rubber boot on the front of the Bolt lock to allow it to fit the width of the channel mount, It's only short by 3/16" or so, but it was the difference between using the Bolt lock and using a generic 5/8" receiver pin.

United States on Feb 16, 2017