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REAR SKID:
When my hitch was installed, we weren't able to get the rear cladding tucked back snug along the bottom, and therefore, couldn't get three cladding screws down there re-inserted.
It appears, that's exactly where this skid attaches to.


Quote Originally Posted by ron View Post
Not certain why you would need a bridge to connect the screws tot he cladding hole. You may just need to take off more material from the top edge of the slot to allow the plate to slide further down the hitch and line up the holes. The slot was based on Tone's hitch which I'm not sure if that's what you have or not.

The background is...My hitch is a "replica" of the original Tone hitch, made by a welder guy that a member here uses. It's pretty close to the Tone specs, but may be a tad off here and there. I know the lip/edge that goes around the opening is a bit larger. See blue text highlighted above.
I just took a look, and the holes and cladding aren't too far off, so making the cladding hole a little larger may be all that's needed to line up all three items (skid, cladding and hole).