Shank Recommendation with 2 More Inches of Drop Than RP54970
Updated 08/29/2017 | Published 08/28/2017
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I recently made a camper purchase and it came with a Reese 54790 shank Used in conjunction with the Reese dual sway control. I tow with a 2013 chevy Tahoe and I need another 2inch of to get my ball at the correct height. What shank do you recommend I purchase. I certainly dont want it to be too long.
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Pro Series Weight Distribution Shank - 14" Long - 4-3/4" or 6-1/2" Drop - 1.5K TW
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