Needing Hitch Extender with 9 Inch Shank

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Hello. Im looking for a hitch extension bar where the small tube the part that goes into my hitch is 9 long. Thank you.

asked by: Cameron

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We have an extender for a 2 inch hitch that meets the shank length you were looking for. The Tow Ready # HE18 has a shank that measures 13-1/2 inches overall, 11 inches in length from the hitch pin hole to the beginning of the receiver as shown in the provided photo. Keep in mind, using an extender such as this will reduce the tongue weight capacity of your hitch by 50%.

expert reply by: Mike L

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