Dimensions of Draw-Tite Ball Mount 2753

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re: 2753 I watched the video for the DrawTite 2753 ball mount and there is one other measurement that I would like to know. Thats the distance from the pin holeinch to the rear of the ball mount. thanks

asked by: Carey R

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I went to our warehouse to measure the Draw-Tite Ball Mount # 2753 for the dimension you asked for. Please refer to the linked photo I prepared for you.

expert reply by: Adam R

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