Is Shank Available Separately from Curt Adjustable 2-Ball Channel Mount

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I have other parts of this system already and am interested in adding this shank with the greater rise/. Is it available separately?

asked by: Brian

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The shank of the C45926 is not available separately. If you needed the greater rise/drop that this provides you'd need to go with an all new # C45926.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Nathan A.

6/29/2020

Why 2 shank pin holes? Is it just for trailer turning or do they affect weight capacity?

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Chris R.

7/3/2020

The two hitch pin holes on the Curt # C45926 simply allow for a bit of adjustment in terms of extension from the hitch receiver. They don't negatively affect the unit's capacity or integrity.

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Answer 1

Hey David, thanks for reaching out! The shank on the Curt Adjustable 2-Ball Channel Mount #C45926 isn't available by itself, unfortunately. What were you planning on using it for? I might be able to find an alternative solution for you!

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Answer 2

Curt does offer just the replacement shank for the Adjustable Ball Mount part #C45926 with the part #C45910.

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Answer 3

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Answer 11

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