What is the dimension from center of hitch pin hole to outside of the back edge (wall)? Checking to see if it will clear spare tire. Thanks
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Jeff; I am away from my home, so not able to measure. However, I'll pass along my experience in case it could help others. I have a 2004 Jeep Wrangler that I mount the cargo carrier on. It has a swing out spare tire rack. When it swings out it was hitting the tailgate side of the carrier. I ended up modifying that side by lowering it 1 3/4 inches in my case. It wasn't hard to do. Required drilling some new bolt holes, sliding down to the desirable height, rebolting about six vertical supports and cutting the excess off, and grinding them smoothe.. So, the outcome is the carrier sides are slated toward the tailgate and there was enough clearance now for the spare rack to swing out.
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I'm not sure what size hitch pin you are using, but you need a 5/8" to secure it properly. There are two separate holes where it goes into the reciever. One supports a 5/8" and the other a 1/2". I use this on my bronco and use a 5/8" pin and it doesn't move at all. When I use it on my jeep however, I have to use a 1/2" because I need to use the second hole due to my oversized spare tire. I hope this makes sense.
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Not without a back spacer, hitch will move back and forth as it will not clamp/pull back plate as it is welded. 1 inch steel spacer would make up the difference and should work fine, I would just contact a local machine shop and get a 4x4x1 cold roll plate cut...minimal cost
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The center hole is 10 inches across. I am a size 14 female and I am able to pull the tire up over my hips just barely.
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Hi, Donna. I may not be able to help out, as I had to modify the unit by cutting off a portion of the top horizontal bar. The portion I removed was the right most section starting at the right edge of the right vertical tube. I had to do that so that it would clear the bumper on my Rv. If that mod is of no consequence then perhaps you can tell me what you are looking for. To start with the tubingfor a standard 2" receiver, so the outside dimensions are 2 1/2 sq.
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Hi Peter, the hitch extends out but I don't think it will extend past your spare. When we had questions we called the company and they were easy to contact and very helpful, you might try that. Sorry I can't be of anymore help that that
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HI Phil, most likely this will not clear the larger spare. From the center of the hitch pin hole on your receiver, the first point of contact with the rack will be about 3.5" back from there. Typically, we see a 2" receiver on the Wranglers, and in that case you get 4.5" of clearance, but that is still likely not enough to clear the spare.
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To clarify, the mounting area [with full thread onto the depth of the recessed nut] is 3 1/2" WIDE, but only 1 1/2" DEEP. I have a "Headache Rack" on my truck, and the round tubing is 1 3/4" wide, so the stock bolts are too short. I'm heading to the hardware store to get longer bolts. Geoff's helpful review of this rack [below] recommends that one change out ALL the hardware anyway. Will do.
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Hi, This is TZseller, thank you for your question, the mounting hole for centers is 0.35". ThanksTZ
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I think it is about 1/2" to maybe 3/4". It a spring kind of thing. I might be possible to "wind" it through the hole.
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Martin, I finally have the answer to your query: Diameter is 2 3/4" --- Hole pattern is 4" center to center one way and 3" center to center ---- tire size is 4.80 - 12... Hope this helps you........ Theron Reece
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Have to do the measurement from bumper to the front of the hitch to see if it fits
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Edge of receiver where the hitch goes in to the center of the pin hole 2 5/8"
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I have no idea. The vehicle my hitch is installed on is a 2004 Highlander, and has P225/70R16 tires. The spare can be removed easily.
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From the back/inside edge of the upright post to middle of the "pinhole" (the hole that houses the bolt to connect the hitch and rack) is about 10 3/4". It should fit if you only need 9" of clearance.
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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
1051991
It measures 4" from center of lug hole to center of lug hole across from it. Not being measured on the trailer. Rim off and on the ground is easiest.