It's On!!
:agree: Plus if you are woking alone, it makes it alot easier to handle .
That is exactly what I did, worked like a champ. Thanks. Here's the story, and I am sticking to it.

Well, things did not go to badly.
Read the instructions several times, looked at the location, compared pictures to bike, re-read the instructions, checked the service manual, re-re-read instructions. Three hours later, hitch installed.
Now, tomorrow wire it up, get a 5-4 converter, extra wire and wire cover, and I will be set.
Thanks for the help.
P.S. By the way, as was mentioned in another post, I did not touch the mufflers. Everything went smoothly, except for the lower front bracket nut - that was a bear to get on.
I also marked the lower saddle bag attachment with a dry erase marker. When I removed the bolt the saddle bag moved slightly upward, few pounds of pressure downward with a little oil and the new bolt went right back in. Torque to 20 ft lbs.
Doc