how far does this stabilizer extend? Our 5th wheel hitch is 50+ inches off the ground
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You need a standard fifth wheel stabilizer, this is for fifth wheel with gooseneck adapters. My fifth wheel hitch is at 50" and with my adapter I'm at 37". Hope this helps
648571
No it will probably not work. I figuire between 36-48" we have a goosenek extension so it worked for us
648572
I had to have another extension built but it works great. The first extension I had made was 12 inches I will probably have another made 6 inches when we start traveling as I think it be according to your spot as to how long it will need to be.
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My hubby says this stabilizer was for a gooseneck not a fifth wheel. He said there is a difference. You mite need to look at a stabilizer for a fifth wheel. I made the same mistake the first purchase and had to sell it to someone who had a fifth wheel bc it did not fit our gooseneck. But my neighbors who bought the first stabilizer said it worked great and they could tell alot of difference in the stability of their trailer. I feel the same about our stabilizer for the gooseneck. We have small children who are very active :). Def recommend a stabilizer for avid campers w/children
648574
Without measuring I remember it being able to extend to almost 24" from the bottom of the pin box.
286771
The rise on this hitch is 5-3/4 inch. If you have any other questions we would be happy to help. Cody Camping Connection 8665768171
1219386
If you're asking about the length of the trailer tongue that extends over the rear wheel then it goes a level 16" from the ball connection (at seat post) to the top of the 45° downward bend of the tongue then on to where it meets the trailer. The overall distance from the front of the trailer to the end of the hitch is 28". When I attached my trail to my 26" bike my cargo rack interfered with the trailer tongue. This meant that I either remove the rack or lengthen the tongue about 5". I hope that this is helpful.
740381
You need fr 38 inches to 53 inches to work, my hitch is only 30 inches from ground when level
164868
Yeah as you notice that hitch can be turned either frontwards or backwards to get a further offset also there is a couple or block it goes on to the king pin that's another 4 inches I believe with the hitch and the coupler I believe you get back 9 inches but I've got a 2013 F1 50 super crew with a 5.5 bed it works and it
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Usually most hitches are either 2 inch or 1.25 inch. I used this extender on my camper van which has a 2 inch receiver. Just measure how big your receiver on the trailer hitch is on your vehicle. If it is 2 inch then it should work fine.
919084
This is on a 1974 Ford F250. Hitch bolts to bottom of frame. From bottom of Frame to center of receiver 7 1/2". From bottom of bumper to center of receiver is 5" and to ground is 16"
2145891
Your question would better be directed at either:1)The professionals at Draw-Tite. (extension use already cuts vehicle's tow capacity by 50%)Can only assume you indicating flat four towing? Not your vehicle aboard a trailer behind your RV type of towing?2)Your RV owners manual? And/Or the manufacturer of the hitch that is on your RV Lastly probably never ask the "professionals" here on Amazon.
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Works great with my 4 door crew cab truck. Your trailer brake is 50 ft from your tow connection? Seems awful far.
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That is a very difficult question to answer-really based on a lot of factors like current hitch height ball setup trailer etc etc but if more height is the concern I'd say no more than maybe 4-5"over a regular ball setup
2267667
I used the drop hitch for an entirely different purpose, to raise a motorcycle carrier above the level of my receiver. I can tell you that each of the three hitch positions drops (or raises) the hitch 2.5 inches, for a maximum rise or fall of 7.5 inches. Whether that is sufficient for your intended purpose, I can't say.
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You might need an extension piece for your hitch. It clamps onto a 2" bar. It didn't work for us because I use a sway hitch for our camper.
2145889
Your question would better be directed at either: 1)The professionals at Draw-Tite. (extension use already cuts vehicle's tow capacity by 50%) Can only assume you indicating flat four towing? Not your vehicle aboard a trailer behind your RV type of towing? 2)Your RV owners manual? And/Or the manufacturer of the hitch that is on your RV Lastly probably never ask the "professionals" here on Amazon.
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The center of the hitch receiver measures 12" [one foot] above the ground. I use a ball hitch upside down to give 2" more above that. Also, I've installed AIR LIFT 60732 1000 Series Rear Air Spring Kit to the rear springs. I've never had a problem with this set up.
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Mine is on a 50hp Merc with a long reach to the trailer. Works for me where other short one's would not.
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I'm not 100% sure of the measurement request, so let me adjust it to say; In it's lowest position the bottom of the ball hitch is 11" off the ground. At its fully raised position the bottom of the ball hitch is 21" off the ground. This would mean that you can adjust the bottom of the ball hitch between 11" to 21" as long as the wheel hasn't sunken into soft ground. ( if the TOP of your trailer ball -on your vehicle- is 21" or higher then your trailer ball will not clear the underside of the trailer hitch without some kind of change.) Hope this helps.
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The 2" reference is for the size of receiver, has nothing to do with the length of the extension, overall it is about 13" and the other answers are correct about 7-8" extension when installed. Be aware that extensions are great for bike racks allowing for clearance past rear mounted spare tires but when trailering this extension's use diminishes the tow vehicles listed tongue weight and trailering capacities.