Dimensions from Hitch Pin Hole to the Receiver Opening

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Can you provide the dimension from the center of the hitch-pin hole to the end of the receiver extension for the TLE1528 on the end that will accept the ball-mount? Thank you,

asked by: Kevin T

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The overall length of the Torklift SuperTruss Extension, # TLE1528, is 33-7/8 inches.

The length from the rear hitch pin hole to the receiver opening measures 31-3/8 inches.

The measurement from the front pin hole to the receiver opening measures 2-5/8 inches.

expert reply by: Jared P

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