The Western 69981 mount kit provides a secure mounting foundation for 2011 through 2019 Chevy and GMC K2500 and K3500 trucks. Specifically, this vehicle-specific kit allows for the installation of Western UltraMount and UltraMount 2 snowplow systems. The heavy-duty steel construction ensures the mount handles the rigors of professional snow removal.
This mount kit includes several essential features for your GM fleet:
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Precisely engineered steel plates designed for a direct bolt-on fit.
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A comprehensive bolt bag containing all required high-strength fasteners.
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Integrated cross-member design to maintain structural integrity during heavy plowing.
Furthermore, this assembly provides the necessary truck-side framework for your snowplow. Consequently, you will need to purchase the plow-side receiver pockets separately to complete the attachment. The Western 69981 mount remains the industry standard for maintaining Silverado and Sierra work trucks.
Always refer to your Western Plow’s documentation and vehicle-specific installation instructions to confirm compatibility and proper installation procedures.
Western 69981 Mount Hardware
Moreover, you should verify your vehicle’s specific configuration before you begin. Therefore, we recommend checking your frame for any aftermarket modifications.
| Part Number | Item Name | Technical Role |
| 69981 | Main Mount Kit | Truck-side push plates and hardware. |
| 76718 | Passenger Receiver | Plow-side pocket (Not included in 69981). |
| 76722 | Driver Receiver | Plow-side pocket (Not included in 69981). |
| 42498 | Hitch pin clip | Secures the plow to the mount receivers. |
| 91965K-1 | Hairpin Cotter | Required for receiver pockets (Sold separately). |
Finally, apply a layer of dielectric grease to any nearby electrical connections during the install. Overall, this kit is the reliable choice for ensuring your 2011–2019 GM truck stays productive all winter.
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Quality looks really good. Have not tried to install yet so hoping all fits well.
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