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Message: [QUOTE="jbkingranch, post: 600220, member: 6002"] Yes. I had some 4x6x1/2 laying around. Something smaller would work or if you had some flat bar. My hitch is a fold away but I used a large piece of flat plate and measured it to fit between bed mounts and going over frame rail a few inches. Mocked up with C-claps and C-clamp Vice-grips. I drilled the holes for the angle from inside the frame going out. Marked holes that go from the plate to angle under the bed. Pulled everything out, drilled my holes and bolted everything together with 1/2 and 5/8 hardened bolts. The rear hole I used was bigger then 5/8 so I made a inside washer I guess you could call it thy goes from flange to flange on the inside of the frame. It all sandwiched together and everything was scrap except for my main plate for the top. Nothing is welded so it can be disassembled easily and it's not one of those cheap stamped steel hitched out of a box from China. [/QUOTE]

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