what size is the hole that connect this to the the trailer hitch?
1027464
Assuming that u are asking about hitch receiver size.....the one I bought has the 1 1/4" in receiver although u can find others online that have the 2 inch receiver....be careful as the part no is the same for both receiver sizes so u have to really pay attn to the fine print. 2" is the standard size most trucks, etc.....many small cars use 1 1/4. Hope this helps.
845576
I ordered 4 for my Smittybilt bumpers. Which I believe is a 7/8" hole. It was a tight fit and I had to sand the powdercoat off the pin to make it go in. Looks great now that its in.
114876
The receiver tube protrudes about 1/2" out the back. You can see pictures here http://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Hitch/Curt/13333.html
553378
My understanding was that the standard hole is two inches. Mine was snug when I put it on and has not fallen off since I installed it.
681266
the hole is 1/4 inch, but you must take the plastic bushing out of the old wheels in order for the wheels to fit properly, hope this helps
144456
6 wide, 4 high, 4 out to ball hole, hitch hole is 3/4, there are three mounting holes for up and down adjustment, mounting holes are 3 inches apart
1700346
The smaller one on the side that slides into your receiver and then the larger on the other end pretty sure 5/8. Standard size on on all my other 2 inch hitches
931210
The pin is 1 centimeter in diameter (wide sleeve). I have a LoadRite dual seadoo trailer, and the shackle pin (with sleeve on) was too large to go through the hitch lock hole on the trailer. I felt without the sleeve, the pin is pretty weak. I went with the Reese Towpower 72783 Universal Coupler Lock and it's a MUCH better way to secure the trailer.Hope it helps.
1902025
Trailer hitches come with 2 inch square and 1 1/4 inch square openings. This fits either size.
560674
I use a standard hitch pin for my receiver hitch. I'll measure it this evening.CN
326509
It is a ONE INCH shank. In the threaded section (bottom side) it measures just under 1" ... so I'm assuming it's 1" stock before being threaded. I would imagine you'd only find the 3/4" shanks on the smaller hitches.
523942
It requires an 11/32 inch or 9/32 inch drill, depending on the wall thickness of the trailer frame. The instructions can be downloaded from the Reese site.
2074801
Approximately 5 3/4 ". Is adjustable but fits two existing holes on my Sportster.
1884675
It depends upon your hitch and other equipment. It's approximately 11 3/4" from the center of the hitch pin hole to the face of the Rola box. Your best bet is to take a couple of yardsticks and test that measurement.
205502
Sorry I really can't answer this question since I sent it back due to being very unstable. If I remember correctly it fit my 2" hitch but I wouldn't use it unless u had a 2"!
1230654
It is 3/16 in. I measured it with calipers. I use it on a utility trailer with the standard hitch locking mechanism and it fits good.
1674595
7" to the end...6" to the hole for the pin. It has a bolt for the hole so it does not move around when it is installed.