How many inches does it extend out from the receiver hitch to the point where the bracket goes up? I want to be sure it will clear the bumper on RV.
898547
The hitch has multiple locations for the securing pin. It will extend out to about 10 inches from the securing pin on the farthest location.
898548
I can't answer your question. The unit is at my cabin so there is no way for me to measure it at this time. I can tell you there are 2 holes for the receiver pin around 3 inches apart. If I had to take a guess it would be around 13 -16 inches. You may be able to find it on Curts web site. I would guess it would clear your bumper.
537162
Depending on which hole you put your hitch pin in It has a few different lengths to choose from. I have it set so it is about 6 inches from the bumper. I have even been rear ended with it and it saved me having to be without my pick up while a new bumper would have to be installed. Very worth it!!!
1331376
First, do you have a bed liner in your truck? I do and I had this issue. I cut out enough area to make it drop all the way down and it works great. I really like my hitch extender.
1894518
The hitch fits about 3/4 inch below my bumper and is about 10.5 inches above ground measured from the bottom of the hitch.
1852515
HiI have it on my 2013 F150. As far as I can guess since it mounts in the hitch it should clear in hight. On my truck when fully extended it just clears the edge of the tailgate and allows plenty of room to step up. For the price IMO it is some of the best a $$$$I have ever spent on a aftermarket item.
467693
Fits my 2 inch receiver tightly so it will go in your receiver but will be loose. Probably more dependent on pin for support than sides of receiver. Hitch has two holes for pin.Hope this helps.
228529
Hangs right below and tight to the back bumper. Higher than the stated minimum ground clearance of 8.7". It measures 11.25" from the ground to the very bottom of the hitch.
1994215
It will fit in the standard receiver hitch but it won't butt up to the edge of the back of the van. It comes up only to the end of an opened tail gate
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"
736281
Depends on how recessed your hitch is. On my Avalanche the hitch comes out to just about the edge of the bumper. I have enough room when the bikes are on to just crack the rear gate about 6 to 8 inches before hitting the 1st upright.
352581
The adaptor sticks out about 6 inches from the hitch it is placed into, I would say it sticks into the hitch around 4-5 inches so total length is at least 10 inches. Hope this helps. I can say that since purchasing the adapter we have used it for a bike rack, hitch rack, utility trailer and even a 3000# popup camper and it has performed perfectly!
1546131
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.
1131300
about 10 1/4 center to center it is about a 1/2 inch closer than the bottom. you have about three inches clearance from hitch to top receiver.
243050
Hangs 4 inches out from receiver on my liberty my mopar hitch is good distance from bumper
1497657
Not sure how far out the spare tire extends, but the vertical post of the bike rack is 9.5 inches out from the end of the hitch.
934210
Depends on how far apart the bolt holes on your bumper are. My toyota was 7 7/8 too close for the hitch. I had to machine the slots closer. I cannot measure the slots now that they are installed but I think the hitch can accommodate holes from 8 1/2 to 9 1/2 apart. The holes are 3/4 diameter.
355529
The ground clearance is not significantly affected, however the effective length of the vehicle is extended. You could test that by placing a yardstick directly behind your trailer hitch.