Install a bumper hitch to haul trailer.

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Asked by Terrence Nov 17, 2022 at 09:06 AM about the Lincoln Town Car

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2001 Lincoln town car executive.  I would like

to pull a U-Haul trailer. I purchased a class II hitch.  

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I'd go with a professional so that it doesn't fall off . U-Haul will insist that it's mounted to the frame .

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When you buy a hitch kit, it tells you what cars are applicable to it and the kit provides installation instructions either in print form or a link to online. But the proper kit for your car and follow the kit's instructions.

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Yup, a class II hooked up to your car can pull up to 3500lbs. But for how old the car is, don't overload the trailer, I would worry about the drivetrain on your car, namely burning out the trans.

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