What is the Estimated Rise Measurement Using Curt Pintle Hook Mounting Plate # C48342
Updated 04/18/2017 | Published 04/17/2017
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How much rise would I have using a standard pintle mount like the one used in the video? Thanks
asked by: Jason
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Expert Reply:
Since the Curt Pintle Hook Mounting Plate # C48342 is just a mounting plate with no specific attachment installed it doesn't have a listed rise or drop. But based on the 12-1/2 inch tall mounting surface, the 2 inch shank, and the fact that most pintles don't have a rise or drop, I estimate at most you could see 8 inches of rise and that is assuming pintle # C48205 is used.
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Michael H
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Curt Pintle Hook Mounting Plate for 2" Hitches - 12" Shank - 14 Hole - 10,000 lbs
- Pintle Hitch
- Mounting Plate Only
- Adjustable Height
- 10000 lbs GTW
- 2 Inch Hitch Mount
- 14 Holes
- Standard Shank
- CURT
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