Measurement from the Mounting Locations to the Top of the Receiver Tube for the Curt Class V Hitch

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I need dimensions of this hitch from wher it mounts to frame to the top of square tube thank you

asked by: Danny B

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The distance from the mounting location to the top of the receiver tube for the Curt # C15325 is 4-1/4 inches.

This Class V hitch is confirmed as a fit for your 1995 GMC C/K Series Pick up. It has a 2 inch receiver opening, is rated for a maximum trailer weight of 16,000 pounds, and 17,000 pounds with weight distribution. It has a maximum tongue weight of 2,400 pounds.

expert reply by: Rachael H

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Measurement from the Mounting Locations to the Top of the Receiver Tube for the Curt Class V Hitch

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