Center Ball to End of Coupler Dimension of Demco 12564

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Distance from centerline of ball to back end of coupler?

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As shown in the provided photo, the approximate distance from the centerline of the trailer ball to the end of the coupler is 12 inches. The Demco # 12564 accepts a 2 inch trailer ball.

expert reply by: Mike L

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Center Ball to End of Coupler Distance Demco 12564 2 Inch Trailer Coupler
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Center Ball to End of Coupler Dimension of Demco 12564

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