Hole Dimensions & Spacing on Curt Weight Distribution Shank C17122

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What is the hole diameter on the ? 3/4?. Also distance from top of shank to center of bottom hole? Thank you.

asked by: Paul B

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The holes on the vertical portion of the Curt Weight Distribution Shank # C17122 are 3/4-inch in diameter and they are spaced apart 1-1/4-inches on center. From the top of the shank to the center of the bottom hole the distance is 9-1/2-inches.

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