Combo Bar with 2" Trailer Hitch Receiver - 24" Long - Unpainted

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• Longer Hitch Extension Recommendation for 2 inch Hitch
  
• The longest hitch extender we have for a 2 inch hitch is the Reese extender part # RP11004 which will give you an extension of 18 inches. You should note that when you use an extender like this you cut the capacity of the hitch it's installed in by 50 percent.
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• Outside Dimensions of Draw-Tite 24-Inch-Long Combo Bar 2852
  
• I went to our warehouse and pulled a sample of the Draw-Tite 24-Inch-Long Combo Bar # 2852 so that I could measure its outside dimension for you. The bar itself measures 2-9/16-inches on each side and the reinforced collar area at the end of the hitch tube measures 2-7/8-inches on each side. I prepared for you a photo of this part with these dimensions noted.
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• Extending a 2 Inch Trailer Hitch 30 Inches to Clear In-Bed Camper when Towing a Boat Trailer
  
• For a regular extension that fits a 2 inch trailer hitch receiver the longest available is going to be 18 inches such as # C45796. In order to reach at least 30 inches you would then need to use a ball mount that measures at least 12 inches from the center of the hitch pin hole to the center of the ball hole. But I do not know how much rise or drop you need to tow the trailer level. So what I did was include a link to the fixed ball mounts that would be long enough, as well as a link...
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• What is the Wall Thickness of the DrawTite Combo Bar # 2852
  
• The wall thickness of the Draw-Tite combo bar # 2852 can vary slightly from one to the next but it is approximately 3/16 of an inch. I have linked a video review of this bar for you.
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• Solution for Adding Water Drum and Hitch Ball to Extender on Tractor 3 Point Hitch
  
• I'm pretty sure I understand what you're wanting to do but I don't think we have exactly what you're looking for. The closest option we have will be something like the Brophy Hitch Extender # RHSE that measures 19 inches long (which represents the longest such extender we have available) along with a fixed ball mount like the Curt # D-26 that would insert into the extender for an extra 12-5/8 inches of length plus the desired hole for a hitch ball. We also have the Lets Go Aero Flat...
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• Welding a 2 Inch Receiver to a Steel Plate on a 1998 GMC C/K Series Pickup Truck
  
• Reducer sleeve # 58102 is made of steel. The same steel used to make trailer hitches. The wall thickness is 1/4 but varies slightly from sleeve to sleeve. This reducer sleeve is not really meant for the purpose you want. I have a better option for you. You could use a hitch fabrication part such as # E-9, # E-11, # 2852, # 80818, or # E17. The ones that are raw steel would be much better for welding and they are designed for applications like you are describing.
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• Hitch Extender Rated for 6,000 Pounds at 24 Inches Long for a 2016 GMC Sierra
  
• There is a 24 inch long hitch extender that is rated for 6,000 pounds or more but you would have to install a different trailer hitch on your truck. Specifically it will need to be a Tork Lift SuperHitch Original or Magnum. These hitches are available for the 2016 GMC Sierra 2500 and 3500 but not the 1500. For a 2500/3500 and long bed you can use # TLC1211. For a short bed use # TLC1212. Then you will be able to use TorkLift SuperTruss Hitch Extension # TLE1524. This extension when...
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• Availability of 30 Inch Long Combo Bar w/ 2 Inch Receiver
  
• We don't offer a 30 inch combo bar, but Curt does offer one that's 36 inches long, part # C49360. You could use a chop saw or angle grinder with a cut-off wheel to cut the bar down to the desired length.
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• Adding a Receiver to a Hitch Mounted Salt Spreader on a 2011 GMC Sierra 2500 with 2-1/2 Inch Hitch
  
• I believe I understand. You want to change the shank on the salt spreader so that it will still fit the trailer hitch but have a receiver on the other end so you can tow with the spreader still in the hitch. You would need combo bar # 11029. Then, if using a 2 inch ball mount, you would need a reducer sleeve, # 58102. Keep in mind that doing this is going to move the ball mount out far away from the hitch and will reduce the tongue weight capacity of the hitch by 50 percent. The combined...
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• Recommended Motorcycle Carrier For Front Mounted Hitch On 1999 Chieftain Winnebago
  
• For the motorcycle carrier, I recommend the Detail K2 Motorcycle Carrier - 2" Hitches - Tilting # K2TMC201. This carrier has a durable, heavy duty steel frame with a tilting tray for loading and unloading. We don't have a confirmed fit front hitch for your Winnebago. I reached out to my contact at Curt and they don't know of any fit, so cannot make a recommendation. I suggest having a local welding shop fabricate one for you using the Draw-Tite Combo Bar with 2" Trailer Hitch Receiver...
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• Availability of Hitch Extender/Reducer for Class V Hitch on 2014 Dodge 2500
  
• The # 2852 Combo Bar you referenced is meant to be a fabrication part for somebody who's fabricating their own hitch. The outside dimension of the combo bar would actually be a bit larger than 2-1/2 by 2-1/2 inches, so it wouldn't fit in your receiver. If a 12 inch extension/reducer would work for you, use the # HR26. If you were wanting something longer than that, use the Reese Hitch Box Extension/Reducer, part # RP45292. The extension can be cut down to 24 inches, and is usually used...
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• Draw-Tite 2 Inch Combo Bar Wall Thickness
  
• The Draw-Tite Combo Bar with 2" Trailer Hitch Receiver - 24" Long - Unpainted # 2852 is a 2 inch receiver that uses 1/4 inch thick steel walls. The receiver collar is 1/2 inch think for extra durability.
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