How to Tow a Lifted Jeep Level Behind a Motorhome
Published 11/11/2018 >
Question:
I have an 11 inch height difference between my receiver and the D-ring connection at my aftermarket bumper on my 2014 Wrangler Unlimited. Is this acceptable, or do I need to elevate my connection point on the RV?
asked by: Bob
Helpful Expert Reply:
You will absolutely need to use a high-low adapter in order to bring the connection point of the towbar more parallel with the trailer hitch receiver. The recommended distance is +/- 3" but the closer you are the better the vehicle will tow. For this, I recommend using the Roadmaster High-Low Adapter part # RM-048-10 which offers up to a 10-1/4" rise/drop. Please note that the trailer hitch side is measured using the center of the receiver tube.
I have attached a review video for you as well.
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Roadmaster High-Low Adapter - 2" Hitches - 10-1/4" Rise/Drop - 10K GTW, 400 lbs TW
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- 10 Inch Rise/Drop
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