Luverne Truck Equipment 570000 2 in. x 2 in. Receiver Hitch Step Mount, Shank Only
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Luverne Truck Equipment 570000 Features:
The LUVERNE receiver hitch step provides a convenient stepping surface on the front or rear of the vehicle. It installs using the receiver tube opening and can be attached or detached as needed. This receiver hitch mount securely attaches to the MegaStep or O-Mega II receiver hitch step and allows it be mounted on a 2" x 2" receiver tube opening (fits most 2" receivers; may not be compatible with certain receiver adapters). It includes all necessary mounting hardware for attaching the step and comes with a hitch pin. NOTE: This package includes the receiver mount only. A receiver hitch step is required to complete the assembly.
- 2 in. Receiver Stinger for Mega/O-Mega Hitch Steps
- Compatible with MegaStep #575226 or O-Mega II steps #583026 or #584026
- Securely mounts receiver hitch step for a convenient stepping surface
- Shank fits most 2 in. x 2 in. receiver tube opening
- Hitch-mounted design allows for use-as-needed convenience
- Strong steel construction with a durable black finish
- Assembled in USA
- Limited lifetime warranty (three-year finish, one-year parts)
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