Length From Pin Hole to Ball on Curt Class III Ball Mount C45056

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Hi...what is the length of the bar from the pin hole to the ball? thanks.

asked by: Jason

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Expert Reply:

The length from the pin hole to the ball on the # C45056 Curt Class III Ball Mount with 2" Ball - 4" Drop - 2" Rise is approximately 8-1/4".

I have attached an image from Curt showing the dimensions as well as a video review for your reference.

expert reply by: Robin H

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Approximate Dimensions For Curt 45056 Class III Ball Mount
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