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SuperDave4x4
I'm looking for a measurement on these two hitches. I need to know the distance (center line) from the hitch pin to the back of the receiver. I've got to make sure that one of these hitches has enough length to clear my roll pan.

I'm looming at the B&W Model 12 and the RapidHitch 10" drop.

The B&W has two holes in the hitch so I'm thinking this one will more than likely give me the clearance I need. I'm looking to atleast 4".


https://www.etrailer.com/Ball-Mounts...en/AM3413.html

http://www.turnoverball.com/products...receiver-hitch
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SuperDave4x4
No one understands my question or no one has one of these?
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Olddodgeowner
Just went out and measured my B&W. It's 3" from the flat receiver plate to the center of the first hole. 4 1/4" to the center of the second hole.
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SuperDave4x4
Olddodgeowner said:
Just went out and measured my B&W. It's 3" from the flat receiver plate to the center of the first hole. 4 1/4" to the center of the second hole.
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PERFECT!

Thanks for helping me out!
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Olddodgeowner
You're welcome. Glad to help.
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FLYER76
I have a rapid hitch. I will grab a tape measure when I get to my shop.
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mikeshauling
FLYER76 said:
I have a rapid hitch. I will grab a tape measure when I get to my shop.
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he got lost on his way to the shop i guess ? LOL
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