Which do you prefer? I'm leaning towards round but wanted some feed back.

 

I like square myself. It seems like square ones are easier to mount stuff to if ya want but I guess with a welder you can do anything

 

I like the way round the looks. Also from what I have seen they tuck away better as well.

 

Hidden Hitch states that the install times are 20mins for the square one and 10mins for the round one. Not that install time matters to me.

 

i have a square hidden hitch. all you can see is the receiver below the bumper. the round ones look nicer if you have a body lift or if it hangs lower than your bumper

 

square framed hitch receivers look better IMO

 

I like my square hidden hitch.

 

***** it out. Where's the round tube owners at?

 

i have a round tube, no pics, didnt really know there was a difference? and the install time was 2 hours on a lift, with 2 sledge hammers and 2 guys because of the little bit of rust on my frame

 

ya, i dont see it being a 10-20 minute install especially if you are by yourself

 

it only took 30 min puttin a hitch on my buddies 95 GMC sierra. but it was all bolt on, no drilling or nething.

 

I'm going with the round tube for the easy installation. I just hope Hidden Hitch's website isn't full of s**t when they say:

 

my hidden hitch took me less than 20 min to install. its like 4 or 6 bolts into pre-existing holes. i used a floor jack to get it up under the truck while i put the bolts in it. it was easy

 

Ditto. Less than 20 minutes, I did it in McDonalds parking lot when I bought it off the guy.

 

Square.

 

does anyone know how much weight the stock FX4 f150 towpackage w/ a 2" ball reciever is rated for? i didnt wanna start a new thread when a similar one was already up. thanks

 

Doesnt it say on the bumper?

 

Thread jacker! J/K.

 

Stock bumpers are rated at 2000lbs. I wouldn't tow 100 lbs on it.

 

He's talking about the tow package. I'm pretty sure its rated for 5,600lb

 

Ah. I read wrong. But only 5600 for an F150?

 

Thats with the class 3 hitch. With the heavy duty class 4 its like 9600-10000. They came with 2 different tow packages. The standard was a class 3 hitch which was rated for 5,600lb and the heavy duty with the class 4 is rated for 9,000something

 

Ah.

 

Ya but I am talking about just one guy with nothing holding it up. That and I have put them on vehicles with no holes. Having holes already there is cheating. Haha

 

I like my square Hidden Hitch