Distance Between Mounting Holes of Replacement 2-Ball Platform for BulletProof # 358REPLACEMENTBALL

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Balls # 358REPLACEMENTBALL so long as your channel is 3inch wide and has mounting holes 1-1/4inch apart and 3/4inch in diameter. this doesnt seem correct on the spacing between the mounting holes. can you measure center to center. 3/4 diameter pins?

asked by: Fred S

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The distance between the mounting holes of the Replacement 2-Ball Platform for BulletProof Hitches Adjustable Ball Mount # 358REPLACEMENTBALL is 4 inches.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Distance Between Mounting Holes of Replacement 2-Ball Platform for BulletProof # 358REPLACEMENTBALL

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