Hitch Extender with Step for 2" Trailer Hitch Receivers 14"

Reese Hitch Accessories - RP11005

Reese Trailer Hitch Extender with Step

• Prevents hitting trailer or propane tanks when making sharp turns while towing
• Extends hitch 14" from center to center of hitch pin holes
• Features step that provides easy access to truck bed

Load rating GTW 4000 lbs; Tongue 400 lbs
The limiting factor is the capacity of your hitch. Using a hitch extender will reduce your hitch's overall capacity by 50%.

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• What is the Distance from the Hitch Pin Hole to the Back of the Step on the Hitch Extender # RP11005
  
• I checked with the Manufacturer and the distance from the center of the Hitch pin hole to the back edge of the step on the Hitch Extender with Step, 14 inches, item # RP11005, is 7 inches, see photo link. The distance from the center of the Hitch pin hole to the back edge of the step on the Hitch Extender with Step, 18 inches, item # RP11006, is 11 inches, see photo link. Measuring from the center of the hitch pin hole is the only way to accurately determine the distance needed for clearan
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• Trailer Hitch Extension to Tow a Boat Trailer with a GMC Sierra 2500 with a Lance Camper
  
• I take it that your Lance camper overhangs the truck bed so you need an extension of some kind. There are a couple of possible solutions. Many extensions will reduce the tongue weight capacity of a trailer hitch by 50 percent. However if you were to use a long ball mount, the capacity is not nearly as affected. A ball mount like # 80232 measures 16 inches from the center of the hitch pin hole to the center of the ball hole. I have linked a video review for you. I have also linked all of the
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