Curt Ball Mount - 6" Rise, 8" Drop - 11-1/2" Long - 5,000 lbs

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• Distance from Hitch Pin Hole to Weld Gusset on Curt Ball Mount # C45090
  On the Curt Ball Mount # C45090 the distance from the center of the hitch pin hole to the near edge of the reinforcing gusset is 3-inches. From the hole center to the end of the shank the measure is 2-1/2-inches. I prepared a photo diagram for you to show these dimensions. I also linked our main page for all 2-inch ball mounts.
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• Distance From Pin Hole to End of Shank on the Curt Ball Mount C45090
  It sounds like you are asking about the distance from the center of the hitch pin hole to the back of the shank of the ball mount that slides into the hitch. That distance is 2-1/2 inches. I attached a picture that shows this dimension as well.
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• How to Pick Out Correct Rise/Drop Ball Mount for 2016 Honda Odyssey
  When determining the amount of rise/drop ball mount you'd need the two dimensions you need are the distance from the top of the hitch opening to the ground and from the bottom of the trailer coupler when it's sitting level. The difference between those two dimensions is the rise/drop you'd need. So for sure we know the hitch measurement is 12 inches. Lets say your coupler height was 18 inches from the bottom of it that would mean you'd need a 6 inch rise like # C45090. If your coupler...
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• Will Hitch Ball 63845 Fit in Ball Mount C45090
  Yes, the hitch ball part # 63845 does fit the Curt ball mount part # C45090 since it has a 1 inch diameter shank and the ball hole of this ball mount is 1 inch. I attached review video links for both products mentioned as well.
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• How to Pick Out Ball Mount for 2012 Toyota Venza
  I attached an FAQ that details how to pick out the correct ball mount. Picking out the correct ball mount will allow your trailer to sit as level as possible. Basically you will first measure the height from the ground to the top of the receiver opening on the hitch while on level ground. Next, you will measure the coupler height from the ground to the bottom of the trailer coupler when the trailer is on level ground. Next, you will need to compute the difference. If the hitch height is...
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• 11 Inch Ball Mount Recommendation to Tow Trailer Level
  The goal is to tow you trailer as level as possible. So based on the dimensions you just listed you would want 11 inches of drop so that your trailer can be towed level. For that you would want the Ball Mount part # 80248 that has 11 inches of drop.
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• 6 inch Rise Ball Mount Recommendation for Curt Hitch Installed on 2017 Mercedes GLC300
  With a hitch like the Curt part # C13290 installed on your 2017 Mercedes GLC300 if you need a 6 inch rise you can take a ball mount and flip it upside down. For example, we have the Curt ball mount part # C45090 which when upside down gives 6 inches of rise.
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• Adapter for Hitch Ball with 3/4" Shank to Fit 1" Ball Mount Mounting Hole
  We do have exactly what you're looking for with the Curt Reducer Bushing for Ball Mounts # C21100. This will work perfectly with your hitch ball and the Curt Ball Mount # C45090 you are looking at.
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• Class III Ball Mount with 6-Inches of Rise for Use with 2012 Toyota RAV4
  For a Class III ball mount with 6-inches of rise use part # C45090 from Curt. We do not have one with the exact 5-1/4-inches you want but that small difference will not matter. You are correct that you want your trailer to be as level as possible to help minimize sway. Careful loading (to maintain a tongue weight of 15-percent of gross trailer weight) will also help.
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• 2018 Toyota Tacoma Ball Hitch Mount Size
  That's a tall camper! I'd recommend going with a 6 inch rise option like the Curt # C45090. Even though your camper doesn't have much tongue weight, you'll still get a bit of sag in the truck's suspension when you hitch the camper, so the little bit of extra height will compensate for that. For a trailer ball, use # 63845. I've linked to some help articles that will tell you everything you ever needed to know about ball mounts.
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• How to Pick Out Ball Mount for Honda Odyssey for Additional Rise
  So what you need is the correct ball mount rise/drop that will allow your trailer to be towed level. If you did need a ball mount with a 6 inch rise we have the # C45090 though. For hitch balls you would want part # 63845 for a 2 inch ball or # 63847 for a 2-5/16 inch ball. I attached an FAQ that details how to pick out the correct ball mount. Picking out the correct ball mount will allow your trailer to sit as level as possible. Basically you will first measure the height from the ground...
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• Anti-Rattle Device to Remove Movement from 2 inch Hitch Ball Mount
  If the shank of your ball mount is hollow (it should be) you could use an anti-rattle hitch lock like the part # 63232 or if it's solid you could use a u-bolt style anti-rattle like the part # e99007 and you'd be set.
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• How to Choose the Correct Ball Mount for a 2017 Subaru Forester
  In order to choose the correct ball mount you will need to measure from the ground to the top of the inside edge on the vehicle's receiver tube opening and then compare that to the distance from the ground to the bottom of the coupler on the trailer while level. The distance between these two measurements will give you the correct amount of rise/drop you will need to look for in a ball mount. For a ball mount with a 5" rise I recommend part # C45336 and for a ball mount with a 6" rise...
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• Ball Mount with a 6 Inch Rise and 1 Inch Diameter Ball Hole
  We have some options for ball mounts that have a 6 inch rise. Curt ball mount # C45090 has a 6 inch rise and when in the rise position it is rated for 3,500 pounds gross trailer weight and 350 pounds tongue weight. The rise is measured from the top of the receiver opening to the top of the ball platform. We also have # C45100 with 6-1/4 inch rise. Capacity is the same as the above ball mount. For 5 inches of rise we have # C24WR rated for 8,000 pounds gross trailer weight. I have linked...
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• Recommended Ball Mount with Correct Drop to Tow Trailer Level
  It sounds like you need a ball mount with a drop of at least 8 or 9 inches. A couple options are the Curt # C45090 with 8 inches of drop and the Curt # C45112 with 10-1/4 inches of drop. Another option since you're not positive exactly how your trailer is going to sit when hooked up is to go with an adjustable ball mount. The Weigh Safe 2-Ball Mount # WS10-2 will give you up to 10 inches of drop so you have the ability to choose the best height for your trailer. This also has a built...
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• Recommended Ball Mount To Get 6" Of Rise For a 2015 Chrysler 200 Class I, 1-1/4" Receiver
  Currently our Curt Drawbar # C45028 has the most rise available for a 1-1/4" Class I receiver like that you would have on your 2015 Chrysler 200. The rise is 5-3/8" from the receiver. To get slightly closer to your 6" rise you can use a Curt Class I Drawbar # C45025 with a Curt RockerBall Shock Absorbing 2" Hitch Ball # C94CR. The ball mount has a rise of 5" and the RockerBall sits 1-1/2" higher than a traditional 2" ball. As long as your trailer accepts a 2" ball this would give you...
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• Recommended Fixed Ball Mount For 6 Inch Rise
  It is absolutely safe and legal to use a ball mount turned over to make a rise in the hitch height. For a 6 inch rise, I recommend using the Curt Ball Mount - 6" Rise, 8" Drop - 11-1/2" Long - 5,000 lbs # C45090. The weld is secure using a rise or drop. You simply need to reverse the hitch ball. For a 2 inch hitch ball, I recommend # 63845 and for a 2-5/16 inch ball # 63847. If you are looking for more versatility in options, I recommend and adjustable ball mount like the Curt Adjustable...
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• Ball Mount or High-Low Adapter with 6 Inches of Rise
  It sounds like you're looking for either a ball mount or high-low adapter with 6 inches of rise. If you're looking for a high-low adapter we have # RM-076 that has 6 inches or rise or drop. If it's a ball mount you need then we have # C45090 which has a 6 inch rise. In this case you may also need a hitch ball. Use # 19260 for a 1-7/8 inch ball, # 63845 for a 2 inch ball, or # 63847 for a 2-5/16 inch ball. You'll need to choose the correct size ball that fits your trailer's coupler.
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• How to Find the Correct Ball Mount for Flat Towing a 2013 Chevy Spark
  For a class III fixed ball mount with a 6" rise that will accept a 2" hitch ball I recommend using the Curt Ball Mount part # C45090. This is actually the only ball mount we have that meets all of your criteria. For a 2" hitch ball I recommend using the 2" Hitch Ball part # 40038. You will also need a hitch pin and for that I recommend a locking one like the Trailer Hitch Receiver Lock part # e98880. The ball mount has a 3,500 lb towing capacity which will not be an issue on your 2013 Chevy...
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• Need a Ball Mount With a Drop to Use With a 2010 Ford Explorer
  I have a couple of different options for you to use with your 2010 Ford Explorer that will give you the 8 inch drop that you are looking for and will not decrease the tongue weight. For a shank that will get the job done we have the Curt Ball Mount # C45090 which has a 6 inch Rise and the 8 inch Drop that you are looking for. This ball mount will fit with a 2 inch hitch receiver and is 11-1/2 inches long. Using it in the Drop position gives it a Gross Towing Weight of 5,000 lbs and a Tongue...
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• Do The Blue Ox High-Low Adapter for Tow Bars Have a Tongue Weight Capacity Rating
  The Blue Ox High-Low Adapter for Tow Bars part # BX88131 is designed for flat towing a vehicle behind a motor home so there is not a tongue weight capacity since the vehicle is supporting itself on all 4 wheels. If you are using this for flat towing a vehicle the overall capacity of the adapter is 5,000 lbs. It sounds like you may be towing a trailer and need a ball mount with 8" of rise/drop. The closest option available to the Blue Ox High-Low Adapter is Curt Ball Mount part # C45090...
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• Trailer Hitch and Wiring for a 2009 Dodge Grand Caravan SE
  To be able to tow 2,000 pounds with your 2009 Dodge Grand Caravan you will need to have either the 3.8 liter or 4.0 liter motor and the vehicle will need to be equipped with the factory tow package. Then at the very least it can tow 3,000 pounds with 6 to 7 people and luggage in the van. I have included a picture of 2 pages from the owners manual showing the different capacities based on how the vehicle is equipped. If you are not sure if your van has the tow package you can ask a dealer...
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• Can the 8 Drop Dual Hitch Adapter Be Used for Towing
  I do have an option for you but none of the dual hitch adapters that provide adequate drop can be used for towing. Instead, you'd need to go with a standard ball mount with the drop you need like the Curt Ball Mount part # C45090. Then, you can carry the rod rack on the tongue of the trailer (if a-frame) with the Swagman Straddler part # S80503 or on the front of the vehicle with a front mount trailer hitch, the Curt Front Mount Trailer Hitch Receiver part # C31028.
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• Ball Mount With 6 Inches of Rise for 2 Inch Trailer Hitch Receiver
  Since your trailer's coupler height is 18 inches, and your hitch height is 12-1/4 inches, you are correct that you would need a ball mount with 5-3/4 inches of rise. That said, you do not need to have the exact amount of rise (or drop) for your ball mount, and being within an inch or so is perfectly fine. So I recommend a ball mount with a 6 inch rise, the Curt Ball Mount # C45090. To mount it to your hitch you can use Pin and Clip # PC3 but I recommend locking for protection with the...
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