what is the distance from the center of the hitch pin hole to the center of the ball?
1133041
I can't say for sure because the shaft was too short for my Traverse and I no longer have the hitch. But maybe knowing it is a shorter shaft will help you. Also, the further away from your vehicle you can get your trailer, the more clearance you will have, for the most part. I have one now that works but I wish I had gotten a longer one, fyi.
961029
Holes are 7/16 and 3 inches on center. It is best to mark holes for drilling by using the hitch itself as a marking template
961393
This is a Class 3 hitch with a 3/4 hole. That equates to a maximum ball of 1 7/8".
665604
Will catch in the center. I was able to fix increasing bow in center of tailgate by a quarter inch. The ends will be fine
222247
It looks like the holes are approximately 1.25" center to center. I used this component to replace my original Valley Hitch drop bar. The spacing and hole size is identical.
694161
Larry I want to make sure I give you the measurement that your are asking about. I measured from the edge of the extension that would insert into the receiver on the vehicle and it is 1 inch to the center of the first hole and 3.5 inches to center of the second hole. Let me know if this is not the measurement you need.
1174280
Hi, Each tool is about 1' from the tip of the handle to the middle of the ball. The ball is about 2" in diameter. I have NO idea what the "4" would refer to.
916240
About 3 1/2" from top of ball to base did not measure the length of the threads. Threaded end appears to be standard length of any hitch.
207839
According to Curt's site, the length (center of pin hole to center of head mounting holes) is 10".
1011813
It depends on what type of hitch set up you have. I have a sway bar system and ball is extended out from the truck about 12". So my tailgate clears the jack.
1348448
Smaller than that. I would say around 1/2"-3/4" dia. Also be aware the shaft that ball is attached to can break from mounting base. I just had mine break! Luckily I had some epoxy to glue it back together. Still a great holder though. Hope that helps.
1692174
The narrow end is 4 7/8 inches long to the weld, the hole on that end is 2 inches to the center of the hole measuring from that end. The big end is 6 inches to the weld including the lip, the hole on that end is 2 9/16 inches from the end. Don't know what a Draw Tight hitch is maybe the measurements will help out.
1910314
My tractor is a garden tractor so the top of the back tires are 22 inches off the ground, the top of the ball on the hitch is 23.5 inches off the ground.
240696
The hole in back fits a 3/4" shank (Class I & II - 1-7/8" or 2" balls). The hole in front is for a 5/8" lynch pin, not a trailerball (exact diameter is 11/16"). As you may know, some 2" balls (for Class III & IV hitches) have 1" shanks, so those 2" balls won't fit this hitch. The only thing I didn't like about this product was the closeness of the bar's lynch pin hole to the end of the bar - no idea why it had to go so far back... Hope this helps.
610593
I tried to upload an image, but if I understand your question correctly, the distance between _centers_ of those two upper holes (which is essentially a slightly better and more precise way to measure distances between holes) is approximately 1.5 inches.
1793725
From the center of a hole to the center of the next hole the measurement is 1 and 7/8 inches...so there is just under 2 inches between the holes.
105281
Distance between mounting holes center point to center point is 1 7/8"s/ The height is 2 3/4". Love it.