Can B&W Pintle Mount and Tow Ready Pintle Hook Give 4 inches of Drop

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No sorry for misunderstanding we need 4 inches moe length with the combo work and what is the recommended tongue weight

asked by: Jerald S

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Yes, if you used the Pintle Mount part # BWPMHD14005 that you referenced with the 20k Pintle Hook part # C48210 you'd easily be able to get the 4 inches of drop you need. Both of these components have well over the 13,500 lb capacity you are in need of so they will work well in that regard as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Jerald S.

1/14/2020

No sorry for misunderstanding we need 4 inches moe length with the combo work and what is the recommended tongue weight

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Jameson C.

1/14/2020

I see what you mean now. If you have 12 inches from the center of your current pin hole to the center of your ball the setup previously mentioned would easily get you the additional 4 inches you need. The plate by itself has 12-1/2 inches from the center of the pin hole to the mounting plate. The tongue weight limit of this setup would be 1,600 lbs.

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