What Size Hitch Opening Does Torklift SuperTruss part # TLE1542 Have

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My question is about part number 1542. I noticed that there is only a 2in receiver for that if thats the case is there a two and a half or do you sell a two and a half inch receiver that adapts to the extension?

asked by: Dustin G

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For hitch extenders as long as the Torklift SuperTruss part # TLE1542 we do not have any options that have a 2-1/2 inch hitch opening. They all have 2 inch opening like this one does.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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