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Clam Pro Series Hitch

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Product Details

The Clam Pro Series Hitch 17366 makes towing your ice shelter effortless and reliable, whether pulling with an ATV or snowmobile. This hitch, constructed from powder-coated steel with heavy-duty plated brackets, handles the most challenging ice conditions while stabilizing your sled. Designed with dual arms and a spring-loaded system, it absorbs shocks on bumpy ice, so your gear stays secure even over rough ice or terrain. 

Compatible with all Clam Fish Trap models and most sled-style fish shelters, this hitch is built to adapt to various setups. A built-in pull handle lets you move it by hand for quick adjustments between spots, and its quick-attach system saves you time on the ice. The Clam Pro Series Hitch 17366 is essential for anglers who need dependable, easy-to-use towing gear that can handle demanding conditions.

  • Powder-coated steel with plated brackets for durability in extreme cold
  • Dual arms and spring-loaded design absorb shocks on rough ice
  • Fits all Clam Fish Trap models and most sled-style fish shelters
  • Quick-attach feature and pull handle for easy hand maneuvering

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