CURT 19100 Camper RV Bumper Hitch, Fits 4-Inch Beam, 2-In Receiver, 3,500 lbs

Worked great! Just tested it on a week long camping trip. I'm using for extra storage with a extended rack off the back of my campers bumper. This is a heavy duty hitch mount. Very easy to install and can mount up or down. It took less than ten minutes to mount where I wanted it. I installed down so items are under my tail lights. This is a very well constructed product with very tight welds and nice paint job. Heavy duty installation bolts only need one wrench to install as they are counter sunk so they don't stick out for close in installs.

I purchased this bumper mount hitch to install on the 4 inch rear bumper of a 21 foot travel trailer. My travel trailer had an aluminum cover over the bumper to make it more aesthetic. I initially tried to install it over the cover, but was unsuccessful. After cutting away the aluminum cover (only for the spot where the hitch went) it slid on fairly easily with only a couple well placed taps with a hammer. This works excellent with a receiver mounted cargo unit that I put my generator and extra fuel can on. Great product.

Exactly what I was looking for. I can now carry our bikes on the back of our 24' travel trailer instead of our shortbed F150. Much easier to load the truck with larger campsite stuff now that the bed starts empty. I did find that the hitch fits snuggly over the trailer bumper with virtually no tolerance, so no movement once torqued down. I used some silicone spray on the hitch and bumper then applied lift from the bottom with a floor jack and a board to protect the finish on the hitch to ease it fully in place. Also tapped the hitch with a rubber mallet as I gradually raised the jack to the point the two bolts would clear the top of the bumper and fit through both holes. Torqued the nuts, wiped it down and done. I only load two bikes so I can't really attest to the capacity of the bumper or hitch. So far no sign of any loosening or twisting. I can see where the money went. This is a well fabricated and nicely finished product. No missing parts.

Just hauled 2 bicycles, a 1up rack, and a cover 3000 miles over rough roads. The hitch receiver is very strong and far better made than the bumper hitch receiver made by the trailer manufacturer. Sure, it is at least 2x more expensive than the lesser made receiver hitches, but this is much better construction and very stout.

Does just what it claims. I was able to add a bike rack and carry our bikes on the back of the travel trailer. We’ve put about 1500 miles on it since installation and it’s just as solid as the day installed. Beware that your bumper may not be able to handle/or be rated for the weight. Our bumper has a sticker that says “installation of aftermarket equipment voids warranty” but I looked at all of the bumper attachment points before ordering to ensure that the bumper was welded to the frame in all possible locations. So far so good and worth the money.

Worked well after a couple modifications: Most RV rear bumpers are not capable of holding more that 100 lbs. And is you have say 80 lbs of bike rack and bikes on it, and you drive over rough roads (I-40 in Arizona) the rack and bikes will rock quite a bit creating extra stress on the bumper. This could cause a dangerous situation to anyone behind you if the bumper fails and you loose your bikes. After a few YouTube videos about this I chose to do the following: 1. Added aluminum spacers between the bolts and the both threads. Otherwise the bold will wear into the bumper. 2. Drilled out and welded a 5/8" nut on the underside of the hitch receiver. I used a bolt to add vertical tension to the bike rack. The bike rack already comes with a horizontal bolt that does the same. This was the bike rack is secured from all directions...no wobble = less stress on bumper joints.

This is a great item, well thought out and very user friendly. I use it on the back of my travel trailer to hold a five bike bike rack. The installation was very easy though I did it a little different than the directions stated. I actually put it upside down so that the metal receiver acted as part of the stabilizer on the bumper. This has worked well and has made it through approximately 4000+ miles. My only concern is that my bumper is not rated for the weight so I do use a tie-down to hold the rack to the frame, again not because I do not trust the hitch, because I do not trust the bumper. Great product and saves you a bunch of money over installing a real hitch on your car or RV.

We have a 28.5 Forest River Flagstaff with a slide out. We have put our bikes inside the camper when we travel, but have not been real pleased with this. If we want to get in for something to eat or use the bathroom we have to climb over the dinette. I also did not like that the woodwork was getting scratched even with blankets between them. We purchase this hitch with great hope that this would solve our problem and it did. We did place it with the hitch hole on top of the bumper as our trailer is low profile, and we did not want the bikes to bottom out. We have an Allen 4 bike rack and the hitch performed without a flaw. The bikes and rack did not move, we also plan to get a Cargo Hitch Carrier to carry our generator for state park trips. So far we are so pleased with this product as it has solved out problem.