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Designed for use with B&W's Turnoverball gooseneck hitch, this ball extender moves the pivot point of your trailer 4" rearward to provide additional cab clearance.
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Customer Satisfaction Score:
96% were satisfied with this product
4% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Dean
10/5/2022
Great

Dean
6/13/2023
This product works great and allows so much more usable room in the bed than our previous 5th wheel hitch which, was becoming too heavy to remove frequently when needing to haul materials.


Jedediah
10/6/2025
After thousands of additional miles, Im still absolutely thrilled with this offset hitch! As a follow-up to my previous review, and after even more frequent and heavier usage towing my gooseneck camping trailer, I can confidently say its been a game-changer. The performance remains flawless, consistently exceeding my expectations under these more demanding conditions. To further enhance the towing experience over the past year, I added the Air Lift LoadLifter 5000 Ultimate Rear Air Helper Springs ITEM AL88289, which complement the hitch perfectly and provide added stability. In fact, Im so impressed with this hitch that I fully expect to continue using it for years to come, even when the time comes to purchase future trailers. It just works that well, giving me the confidence and stability I need for safe and comfortable towing.

Sierra K.
3/17/2021
Thanks for your review. This gap is normal since it fits a few different vehicles. It is safe and should not bend. You can put a washer there for peace of mind, but as long as you do not go over the weight capacity, it is not necessary.
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Lazer S.
10/28/2025
Glad you like it, Elton! Well, other than having to use shims, of course. This can lift things up a bit so I do hear people say they need to shim them in one way or another. I would go with some hard rubber though. I don't remember what it is called, but you can get it at pretty much any hardware store. I have a bunch of it in my garage and basement to protect the cement floor. I think you can even get it cut to size. It's 1" thick and is super durable. I think it would hold up better than wood.