how far from hitch does it extend
1286708
The long section extends about 4 feet from the end of the hitch. Short end of "L" would extend less than a foot. I use the long end in the hitch for my kayaks. It is perfect!!! Great product!!
1354645
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
1913320
Yes, you can pull out the end that connects to the hitch. You should be able to get 17 inches.
439
Mine measures in at whopping 9 7/8" from the ground to the bottom of the hitch (the reciever) with no load at all in the van. The cross tube of the hitch unit is just about 9 1/2".
1631941
From the top of the 2" receiver tube to the top of the rack is 37" and 35 1/2" to the bottom the carrier tubes are 14" wide. From center bolt for the hitch receiver to the backside of the upright is 10 1/2" when the carrier is flipped out to carry a bike the back side of the carrier tubes will extend 2 1/8" back to the vehicle so the distance center of hitch bolt to backside of rack is 8 3/8" Hope this helps let me know if you need any other measurements
1455401
I have this hanger attached to my deck rail. It extends approximately 3 feet.
1368898
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.
774654
This will extend your hitch by about 11-12". The top receiver is about 4 inches above the lower. It works the best on a truck or larger SUV where the primary receiver (bottom) can have a drop style hitch, giving you room for whatever you use the top for. I use it on a minivan, which works but is not the best. With the low clearance of the van, I have to use a straight hitch for the bottom receiver. My bike rack can then be used in the top rack with just enough clearance, but gives the van a "low rider" appearance.
41200
It extends about 5 - 10 inches. I can't get outside to measure it, but that would be my best guess.
536327
The bar that goes into the hitch is actually about 29" long with about 9" extending past the basket. The 20" under the basket fits between two guide tracks. There are three bolts running all the way through the tracks at 7" spacing. I suppose you could add another 7" to the 9" extension by moving the bar out and leaving one bolt fastener off if there was a clearance problem with your vehicle but that might compromise the basket's load capacity. Not advocating for anyone to move the bar--just saying it could be done.
480405
Hi, we had to send our back because it was the wrong size. I don't remember about the trailer hitch, sorry!
1044935
I have not. I am guessing you need to know how far out from the hitch the rack ends so from the pin to the end of the rack is 38.5". Your last bike will be centered 3" inboard or at w= 35.5". You can figure out where the handlebars end. The length will be determined by you bikes which will extend beyond the rack as I'm sure you know. Hope this helps!
1272778
81 1/2 inches plus the height from the ground to the bottom of your receiver hitch.
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.
1593940
Sorry I don't know that is why I bought this one. However be aware that the bolt is way to long, and you can cut it off otherwise you cannot use the lock. Once through the hitch it extends a good 2+ inches.
2120002
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.
98051
19" from the hitch pin to the plate of the first bike mount, 20" to the actual bike mount (the pole). Note that this is not a straight segment as it comes out of the hitch and bends upward.