I have 2007 Chevy 2500HD, I purchased a hitch extender from you but the hitch isn't long enough for the pin. will this work?
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Have you tried pulling up slightly on the extender? It may be dropping a little to much.
1331375
I had no issues with mine. I did have to wiggle it a little to get the pin in but nothing major.
1331376
First, do you have a bed liner in your truck? I do and I had this issue. I cut out enough area to make it drop all the way down and it works great. I really like my hitch extender.
1053588
I have a very old hitch like 80's that works and a new curt but don't know who made the old one leads me to believe it probably would, go on curt site perhaps for specs on centers, good luck
1996679
I don't know what you mean by 22 hitch. If you have a lift kit on your Chevy the ramp on this will be too short. I use one on a Toyota 4runner and it works fine.
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I do not think that you will have any problem installing this hitch on a Chevy 2500 as long as you have the proper rails attached to the truck bed. This hitch uses the standard hitch spacing for normal fifth wheel trailer hitches. Be sure to attach your rails securely to the truck bed slightly ahead of the axle. Check with Chevy for the proper placement. This is a really heavy duty hitch, made for very heavy fifth wheel trailers. It will carry a much heavier load than the 3/4 ton Chevy is capable of hauling. Don't overload your pickup.
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This particular hitch ONLY works on the new Dodge Pro Max van. This is not a universal hitch. For the 99 Ram 2500, you will want a Curt 15319 if you have a long bed or 15318 if you have a short bed. Both are class 5 hitches since it is a 2500. Always double check your application first at www.curtmfg.com before buying.
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I am not the right person to provide this information. Contact Anderson Hitches at www.andersonhitches.com or 800-635-6106. Anderson is very helpful. My hitch works well.
1596109
Yes. This rack is by default a 1.25 inch size but an expander plate is included to increase its size to 2 inches. If the hitch you install accepts either 1.25 or 2 inches, it will work.
911791
Unknown, I have a different receiver step which did not come with a "hitch pin". Already had a hitch pin that I used with my ball hitch adapter.
2232248
This pin is longer then standard pin so should work has extra length works well on the hitch on my 2014 F-150. I hope this answers your question
1141818
As long as you have a b&w hitch system in your truck the extender will work, it works great in my truck, gives me a couple extra inches when pulling my travel trailer
1275749
This particular hitch is not adjustable. Sounds like you need a more universal, adjustable hitch. I would contact an RV center for suggestions
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It will fit the 2.5" reciever. You will have to get the sleeve that goes inside and the longer pin or lock. I have it on my 2008 chevy2500hd
693111
I just went out and fully extended the jack, it measured out to 17 1/2" with the lock-out pin. I don't know if that will jack your truck up high enough or not.
560675
you need 5/8". We tried our master lock locking pin and it didn't work because of the threaded hole in the hitch
69207
We have a 2004 Chevy Silverado 2500HD and it was "suppose" to fit it. We made it work but it was not easy.
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I'm not sure what size hitch pin you are using, but you need a 5/8" to secure it properly. There are two separate holes where it goes into the reciever. One supports a 5/8" and the other a 1/2". I use this on my bronco and use a 5/8" pin and it doesn't move at all. When I use it on my jeep however, I have to use a 1/2" because I need to use the second hole due to my oversized spare tire. I hope this makes sense.
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Mine fit pretty snug. The manufacturer may have an adapter to fit your trailer hitch. Good luck!