Hitch coupler top and side mounts
In addition to the two holes
on top of the hitch
coupler you can also use
two on each side.
I'm thinking the top two
will be enough, mainly because I couldn't quite figure out the best way
to line up where to drill the hole on the tongue.
One thought I had was to use
a nail on the coupler side and hit it with a hammer to make an indent
where the hole needs to be drilled, but it's a difficult space to get a
hammer in and I was ready for it to be done.
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Put the coupling in the U-beam and mark the end with a pen.
Then put the U-beam on a flat surface and lay the coupler along side it, lining the end up with the marker. Now you can mark the holes in one side. Repeat for the other side.