Curt Rebellion XD Shock Absorbing Adjustable Ball Mount C83WR Hitch Pin Center To Ball Center Length

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What is the measurement from the center of the hitch pin hole to the center of the ball?

asked by: TY O

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The Curt Rebellion XD Shock Absorbing Adjustable Ball Mount # C83WR is 12-1/8" long from the center of the hitch pin to the center of the ball.

I do recommend using the InfiniteRule Lock Set # IR47FR to secure the ball mount to your vehicle.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Curt Rebellion XD Shock Absorbing Adjustable Ball Mount C83WR Hitch Pin Center To Ball Center Length
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