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10-3/4" Tall shank offers a 6-1/8" drop or 10" rise when used with round-bar models, a 5-3/4" drop or 9-1/4" rise when used with trunion-bar models. Fits 2" trailer hitch receivers. Designed for rise and drop positions.
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Customer Satisfaction Score:
98% were satisfied with this product
2% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Derk R.
6/25/2019
We still have the Shank but we have a new camper. It rides at a different height and we had to go to a different Shank. We will keep it in case it is needed for something else. We have many trailers here that many need it.

Michael P.
8/10/2018
Bought an even taller 2016 RAM 2500 and ped the shank a notch. BAM! Still works great! This is a top quality shank.

Patrick B.
10/2/2014
Proper shank height is determined by hitch height on the tow vehicle and coupler height on the trailer. Hitch height is not the same on every single Silverado 3500HD of a given year. The only way to know what shank will be adequate is to measure the hitch height of your specific truck on level ground. Then do the same for the trailer coupler.

George A.
10/1/2015
The new shank help us level the trailer out and it seems better now.

Smithsonite
11/30/2023
Ended up buying a 93 Ram W250 Cummins for a tow rig, and now this thing is too short! Had to buy a longer shank.

Thomas
5/18/2019
Been using the hitch for the past year. No problems to report.

Fred
12/14/2017
Perfect!
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James
7/9/2018
One item to note is that this does extend out a little further than the average shank. Safety chains could be a tight fit if they are a little shorter. May need a chain extension.