the drop on this is 12" correct?
572044
No... 9 3/4" drop. kind of misleading. go to curt manu. site, specialized towing, weight distr, then weight dist. replacement parts, then shanks. gives all specs
1989813
I have this, and it is exactly 12 inches. So, maybe go with something a bit smaller.
1292724
It certainly isn't close to 12 inches. Going by memory since I installed them over a month ago, I would say 5 inches sounds about right.
1361219
if yours is 12 feet, you should get one of those nickle boards. they are like penny, just bigger. penny is 22", i think nickle is 27" (the size of the board)
1027042
If it is the one I bought, 12 1/2".... and I LOVE it!! Better by FAR than my All Clad and FAR less expensive. Ya can't go wrong!
72374
The shank I ordered was an 11 1/2 inch drop (for 2 inch receiver). I'd check their web site for your application.
1666740
Mine is actually 12.5 inches. FYI after a few uses it becomes a little wobbly.
778579
Hi! Actually It drops as the size said, but it is loose when you drop more than 10 foot, and it seems that it is not strong enough when you drops it more than 8 foot because the two arms are too far from the war. That makes me drop it with safe distance~~ less than eight foot. Hope my experience can be refered for you.
2114442
Mine is exactly 12 inches long. It's much lovelier than the picture suggests.
2022973
Gone through a few of them already and every one of mine is 12". Maybe the other reviewer had one that was stuck on the edge and it tore down the edge like some tape does. Just open it up and take the defective part off till it aligns up again with the rest.
1083217
Very little. I am not home to measure but from the pipe, I would say 12 inches is enough. It maybe hard to install with only 12 inches. How much space do you have?
630762
Yes, I am fairly certain that the 12 inch is the way to go. Hope it works for you. My son is on his 3rd year with his!
1665830
Yes, it should work. When using it for cross cut you can pull the saw all the way back. 12" should fit fine.
1050943
mine wasnt secure enough on a 12g,so i doubt itll be ok for a 20.its not a bad product just big and it loosens very easy.
863979
just under 12" +/- 1/4". i used an old tape measure but i think that is pretty accurate.
1145278
It'll be fine. You'll be content with what you're getting for the price. This 12" is likely the best value out of Dayton's SUB-[whatever] line, but they also make a 15" version. However, the price goes up 63% beyond the 12" (even so, it's still a great price), so the 12" is at the bang-for-buck sweet spot.
2220716
Yes, they are less than 12". I believe the description says 11 1/2", but they are actually 11 5/8".