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Trailer Hitches - Made In USA

MadeInUSA

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Had to buy a trailer hitch recently and everything I saw in auto stores was Made In China. Didn't think there were any Made In USA until I saw some NOS at a local auto store. I picked up a Curt brand hitch for the same price as other places wanted for a Chinese one.

http://www.curtmfg.com/

The pin thats packaged inside the hitch said Made In China though :headscrat

Just thought I'd share!
 
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Hiball

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Had to buy a trailer hitch recently and everything I saw in auto stores was Made In China. Didn't think there were any Made In USA until I saw some NOS at a local auto store. I picked up a Curt brand hitch for the same price as other places wanted for a Chinese one.

http://www.curtmfg.com/

The pin thats packaged inside the hitch said Made In China though :headscrat

Just thought I'd share!

Thanks for Sharing.. Its been awhile since ive had to buy a Hitch as my last few trucks have already had the Towing Package. I wonder if the Current line up of Curt is USA? What about Reese? :headscrat

Valley are still made in usa for now, 99% of the universals are china sourced.

Hmm.. Never Heard of Valley. Looks like they have been in the Hitch business for quite awhile though.
 
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MadeInUSA

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Thanks for Sharing.. Its been awhile since ive had to buy a Hitch as my last few trucks have already had the Towing Package. I wonder if the Current line up of Curt is USA? What about Reese? :headscrat



Hmm.. Never Heard of Valley. Looks like they have been in the Hitch business for quite awhile though.

As far as I can tell from the web site, they are still manufacturing in the USA. I say NOS because they had like two on the shelf. Looked like they had switched over to a different brand. All the Reese I've seen are China.

I also bought some rubber tie-down straps made by "Radiator Speciality Company" and was really surprised to see the USA label.
 

bartels_metal_works

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I believe ACME brand hitches are made in Kansas City Missouri. I installed a class IV ACME on my Silverado. Very well made. As others have mentioned, Curt hitches are USA made. They are also very well made and come powder coated, not painted. Installed one on my sisters Explorer.
 

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I did not even realize there was another COO to choose from? Thought reese had mfg facility in indiana?

Went to school with a kid who's father owned a hitch company.

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Farmall450

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Zombie thread, but 13 years later, most Curt hitches in the store (weldments, not forgings) are made in USA still. Eau Claire WI, according to their website.
 

jasonrohrer

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A bunch of Curt stuff, on their own website, features the word "Imported" now...


I wrote to these guys today:


Specifically about this ball hitch here:


Hi Jason,

This is made in the USA. We manufacture these from our warehouse here in Idaho and do not come with a receiver pin. So when ordering you will want to add a receiver pin to your order.

Best Regards,

Jasmine Abreo
Customer Service Dept.
Andersen Hitches
208.523.6460 Ext: 410 | andersenhitches.com

So that's great news.

This heavier-duty one is also marked as Made in USA:

 
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yatg

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This is made in the USA. We manufacture these from our warehouse here in Idaho and do not come with a receiver pin. So when ordering you will want to add a receiver pin to your order.
When I bought mine several years ago, it came with a keyed alike set of locking pins for the hitch ball and receiver.
 

Bigblue&Goldie

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Another shout out for the Weigh Safe. I have the standard version with the 2 balls (that's what she said.....), and it's been great. It's been really nice not having to worry if I have the right size/height hitch for every trailer.
 

ATC

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I call 'em ball mounts.
Drawbars are for tractors.
Hitches get bolted to the truck frame.
 
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