Which Hitch Extended for 2020 Ford F-250 Measuring 3 Feet From Rear Bumper to Edge of Camper

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Hitch extender for 2020 F250 SD - Hi, when I measured from the truck bumper to the end of the truck camper bumper it was exactly 3 feet, should I get the 36inch extender or play safe and get the 48? Thanks

asked by: Keith B

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Helpful Expert Reply:

The 36" # TLE1636 is the one you want to use. To determine the correct length you want to measure from the face of the truck's rear bumper to the outside edge of the camper's bumper. Since you're right at 36" it is the perfect length. Using a longer extension won't provide you with any benefit and will put additional force on your hitch. It will also mean a lower capacity.

expert reply by: Robin H

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