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Availability of 60" Extension for 2007 Ram 3500 With Truck Bed Camper Towing Boat  

Updated 08/10/2026 | Published 08/07/2026

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2007 ram 3500 quad cab with overhead camper. I am looking for an extension to tow my boat. 60 from the back side of the receiver to 4 past the step for the camper. What all do i need. Thanks

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Hey Curtis, welcome back! With those measurements you're going to need a 60" extension to get out past the camper step. The only extension long enough is the TorkLift SuperTruss Hitch Extension for SuperHitch Trailer Hitch Receivers # TLE1560.

The SuperTruss does require a TorkLift SuperHitch on your 2007 Ram 3500. If your truck has the factory hitch, you'll need the TorkLift SuperHitch # TLD1102. If you do not have the factory hitch, you'll need the # TLD1101 instead. Then to extend your wiring you can use the TorkLift Wiring Harness Extension for 60" SuperTruss # TLW6060.

What kind of boat are you towing?

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Jay

8/9/2026

Curtis,when you assemble the extensions, do so with the bars in the hitch. It will aid in aligning the extensions, making it easier to putting them on and off the truck.

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Robin H.

8/10/2026

@Jay thanks for sharing that tip! Assembling everything with the bars in the hitch to help keep the extensions aligned sounds like a great way to make installation and removal easier.
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Mark H.

8/10/2026

Love the 8' Super Hitch. That sucker is heavier than my exwife, but gives me confidence when towing... I use it on my Ram 2500 with an Arttic Fox 865 truck bed camper to pull my 16' trailer and a Can Am X-3 sidexside. Pulls great, but you ain't takin that sucker off and on with out Bubba to help you!

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Robin H.

8/10/2026

@MarkH sounds like that SuperHitch has earned its keep! Between the Arctic Fox 865 and your trailer with the Can-Am, that’s a pretty solid setup. And you’re definitely right about the weight, “bring Bubba” might need to be added to the installation instructions! Thanks for sharing your experience with it.

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