Trailer Tongue Bolt Hole Spacing for CE Smith Tongue Skid # CE30002G

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What is the spacing of the holes in the tongue that this part is designed for?

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I went out to our warehouse so I could take a measurement on the CE Smith Tongue Skid # CE30002G. I found that the existing mounting hole and tab are designed to line up to bolt holes on the trailer tongue that are spaced apart by 4 inches, on center.

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Answer 9

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