Distance from Pin Hole to End of Shank on Fastway DTALBM6600

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Fastway Self-Locking, Adjustable, Aluminum Ball Mount DTALBM6600 On the DTALBM, can you please tell me the distance from the center of the lock pin to the beginning of the portion of the ball mount? Thanks,

asked by: Brian

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From the center of the hitch pin on the Fastway Self-Locking, Adjustable, Aluminum Ball Mount # DTALBM6600 to the drop portion of the ball mount measures 3-3/16 inches.

I attached a picture for you to check out that shows this dimension.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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