Curt 19030 on 1st gen t4r

[Tacomaa1]

Anyone know if the Curt 19030 bumper hitch can be bolted to 1st gen rear bumper ?

any of the rear tube bumpers with built in hitch that sell for wranglers or whatever other 4x4's bolt up to 1st gens?

would only be used to hold an aluminum dirt bike carrier for a 150-200lb dirt bike and not need to be super strong .......

just hard to find cheap, lightweight, basic rear 2" receiver hitch for my 87 t4r .......

don't want a big heavy, ugly hunk of hitch hanging there taking away from the looks of my classic t4r......

thanks everyone

 

[KidVermicious]

Do not even think about bolting that receiver onto the stock bumper, that's a fail waiting to happen. It'll tear itself out and spread motorcycle parts all over the road in about five minutes.

Check out Addicted Offroad and 4xInnovations for relatively inexpensive rear bumpers with receiver tubes, or have a fabricator build you something that'll bolt into the frame rails, it'll cost you about the same either way.

 

[85straight]

Yep the stock bumper is a joke. Pretty much some thick sheetmetal. You have to go with a new bumper,as suggested

 

[fourwd1]

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Check out Addicted Offroad and 4xInnovations for relatively inexpensive rear bumpers with receiver tubes, or have a fabricator build you something that'll bolt into the frame rails, it'll cost you about the same either way.

Or a slightly cheaper way is just get a hitch. A Class I hitch would do and be the least expensive.

 

[92-SR5]

My marlin bumper has a receiver. It's not ugly either. :becky: