High-Low Adapter That Is 8 Long And Has A 4 Rise/Drop

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Blue Ox High-Low Adapter for Tow Bars - 2inch Hitches - 4inch Rise/ - 6-1/2inch Long Item # BX88129 Do you have this in a 8 inch ?

asked by: John M

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Yes we do, we have the:

-Curt High-Low Adapter for Tow Bars # C59KR

This high-low adapter features a 4" rise/drop, fits into a 2" x 2" trailer hitch, is 8" long, and has a maximum weight capacity of 7,500-lbs.

If you're looking for a high low adapter that has 8" rise/drop, the only one we offer is the Roadmaster High-Low Adapter for Tow Bars # RM-048-8.

expert reply by: Bryce D

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 11

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