Bolt Spacing Dimensions B and W Hitch for 2001 Ford Cab and Chassis Truck

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Hi, I have a 2001 Ford F650 cab and chassis that I would like to put a trailer hitch on. It has a frame width of 34inch outside to outside. I was wondering how long the mounting holes are front to back on the Curt C15845 because I only have about 12.5inch of frame space behind my custom air ride suspension to leave room around the air bag. Thanks.

asked by: Justin

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I called my contact at B&W and she gave me the following measurements of their Class V Trailer Hitch # BWHDRH25122. From the rear bolt hole to the middle bolt hole is 11-3.8 inches. From the middle bolt hole to the front bolt hole is 5-15/16 inches. The overall measurement is right at 17 inches.

If you have to fit around an air bag kit this might be your best option.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

According to B&W the side brackets are 6-1/4" tall for their Heavy-Duty Trailer Hitch Receiver #BWHDRH25124.

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Answer 2

The Hole spacing for the B&W Heavy-Duty Trailer Hitch Receiver #BWHDRH25198 are as follows(all measurements are for center of hole to center of hole). 34" Width Frame -Front holes- 28-7/8" -Middle and rear holes-…

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Answer 3

Yes, check out the picture I attached that has the vertical distances from where the hitch mounts to the frame of the vehicle down to the hitch tube. Since you need at least 6 inches this would clear that by 1-3/8 inches.

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Answer 4

The #BWHDRH25122 has 35-5/8 inches between mounting holes like what you see in the picture I attached. Since you need larger than than let me know what vehicle you have and I can see which would be best fit.

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Answer 5

From the top of the mounting plates to the top of the B&W Heavy-Duty Trailer Hitch Receiver #BWHDRH25124 receiver is a 5-1/4" drop and then from the rearmost bolt hole to the end of the receiver is 10-7/8" (see attached).

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Answer 6

Since the only difference between the B and W Hitches #BWHDRH25122 and #BWHDRH25198 is the style of bumper they fit with the bolt pattern is the exact same. Only difference is the height difference relative to the hitch opening and where it mounts…

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Answer 7

Both of the Curt hitch receivers have the same bolt hole measurements. It's 9 inches from the first hole (Closest to the front of the truck) to the second hole and 5-1/2 inches from the second to the third. There's 39 inches across from hole…

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Answer 8

It looks like you're asking about the B&W Heavy-Duty Trailer Hitch Receiver, part #BWHDRH25122, for your 1996 Ford F-150. You didn't say exactly which dimensions you're looking for but I went out to the warehouse and measured the…

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Answer 9

What you are looking at there is the Reese class 3 multi fit hitch 37041. That hitch is probably about 20 years old. We do not carry this hitch here at etrailer, but I was able to find some specs on the Reese website. There is a fairly long list of…

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Answer 10

I have attached an image of the Draw-Tite Ultra Frame Trailer Hitch Receiver #41947 referenced in your question with a few dimensions labeled. The distance between mounting holes, from the left side mounting bracket to the right side mounting bracket…

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Answer 11

From the underside of the frame to the top of the crossbar tube would be 5.13 inches, and from the underside of the truck frame to the lowest point on the hitch, which is the bottom of the side plates, is 9.83 inches. You can see these dimensions on…

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Answer 12

The best trailer hitch option we offer for a 2003 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 8' Bed with Service Body is the B&W Heavy-Duty Trailer Hitch Receiver part #BWHDRH25187. This hitch is designed for models with a deep drop tube bumper so it will have…

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