What is the Length of the Receiver and the Bracket Dimensions on Curt RV Trailer Hitch # 13703

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On the 13703 hitch how much does the recevier extend outward from the beam ? Also on the end brackets whats dimensions on the location where the beam attaches to the bracket.

asked by: Glenn M

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Expert Reply:

On Curt RV trailer hitch # 13703, from the hitch cross tube to the end of the receiver measures 11 inches. I have included a link to the installation instructions and a link to a picture showing the bracket measurements for you. This measurement picture is also on the product page and you can view it by clicking on the last picture or scrolling down the page a little.

expert reply by: Michael H

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