How much "drop" does this hitch have? Curt doesn't give any dimensions for anything on their products.
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Not much, maybe a couple inches under a standard rear bumper. I don't think it will fit under a drop bumper.
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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"
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It's built for a 2" receiver. You would need an adapter for a smaller hitch.
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I just went out and checked, it is sealed on the backside of mine, only a short hitch will fit!
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ITS A STANDARD hitch so I think it a 4x4" receptor. On a 2x2 it sure would have a lot of play anything would even if you had a adapter unless you secured it
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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.
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From the Curt website DetailsReceiver Tube Size 1 1/4 INCapacity 300 LBDimensions 48 IN x 20 IN x 2 3/4 INUPC 612314181407Weight 42We used it on our Mazda 5 and its perfect. the rise helps to keep it off the ground on these lower vehicles.
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I do not know the exact diameter. It is slightly larger than my axel. They do sell a universal hitch that fits in the frame. If you go to the manufacturer's web site you can see it. DoggyRide.com They also show all the accessories that are available for all there styles of trailers. Hope this helps. Brad Calder
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The distance it sticks out is totally dependent on your hitch...I put it on a stock Jeep Cherokee and it was about 2 inches from the ground so I got a different hitch--raised it so now it's about a foot off the ground and it still gives me clearance to open my hatch when I pull the pin and lower it. As far as how high from top to bottom, if you assemble it and hold it up so it's on the ground...it's probably 3.5ft tall. For the price--it's totally worth buying.
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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
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I am away from my trailer for a while but can say that it is around 6 - 7 inches. It doesn't extend as far as I'd like so I still have to use a block to get it off my hitch. I Drive a Tacoma with 3" drop on the hitch. If I had a wheel on it, I would have clearance issues while driving. Hope this helps
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You might need to alter it a bit. Hitch, not hitch vault. For instance, I had to purchase a reducer and have an inch cut off at a machine shop. But nothing major. Hope this helps.
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The rise on this hitch is 5-3/4 inch. If you have any other questions we would be happy to help. CodyCamping Connection8665768171
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This part is for an adjustable weight distribution head and is really beefy. didn't see a rating for use on the Curt site, would suggest contacting Curt Manufacturing. I set it up for a 700# tongue weight and 6000# trailer.
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I measured from the top of my receiver to the base of the ball and it is exactly 8". Be aware this hitch is usually sold without a ball. Hope this helps.
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The receiver tube protrudes about 1/2" out the back. You can see pictures here http://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Hitch/Curt/13333.html
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The hitch has been great. I'm sure the brackets will work. Call hitch Source or the manufacturer to confirm bracket size, I'm not around mine currently to measure, but I'm sure you'll be satisfied with the hitch!
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Suggest that you view the the (Darby Extend-A-Truck) website to view the detailed specifications: http://www.etrailer.com/Hitch-Cargo-Carrier/Darby/DTA944.html