The distance between the transom hook and the hook on the trailer is exactly 2 feet. Does that mean I should get the 2 ft one or 4 ft?
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You need the 4 footer. The tie-down needs to be at least few inches longer than the distance from boat to trailer to allow you to attach the hooks and pull the strap tight. It doesn't hurt anything to have a longer strap than you need. I fold the extra strap and tuck it under the velcro. You could also cut the extra length and burn the end to prevent it from unraveling. Either way, its better to have more than not enough.
1133041
I can't say for sure because the shaft was too short for my Traverse and I no longer have the hitch. But maybe knowing it is a shorter shaft will help you. Also, the further away from your vehicle you can get your trailer, the more clearance you will have, for the most part. I have one now that works but I wish I had gotten a longer one, fyi.
2208231
The distance is 83.75 inches between mounting hooks and varies as to how high from the floor you want. I mounted mine at 7feet 1 inch .
1108191
I bought a Lowes Trailer, it had the standard "Top Wind" jack installed but with a "Foot" as the base. I bought one of these casters and it worked perfect. I too was concerned it would fit. But most of this stuff is standard and it will likely work. The price here at Amazon was the best I could find. So do like I did, order it, it is returnable. Good Luck. And yes 2" opening.
1673251
Measure the other (non handle) end of the cable from the catch to the S hook. The rest of the cable is universal, unless you own a lazy boy. Mine is 5.5 inches with a spring installed. So this was the right cable for me.
1802404
Best way to find out - if you have a 25' tape measure, run it from one end of your trailer to the other. I suspect it will be marginal, but you can also purchase extra wire to splice onto the ends. Use at least 18gauge wire for this. Crimp fittings work great for this. Waterproofing the splices isn't necessary if you disconnect the trailer before launching - the short term exposure shouldn't cause problems. Just remember to hook up again after retrieval.
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That is correct, it is the standard 2in hitch. The bed of my truck is only 5 feet long, and this extender allows me enough length to haul around my 13 foot kayak. Great for hauling lumber and 4 X 8 plywood or drywall. Very easy to put on and take off when needed. Stores easily in my garage. Love this thing.
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It will do 2" but remember it is not pipe thread so hooking onto it is an issue.
2112800
NO,strap not long enough,unless you can work your boat up the trailer to connect hook.
269938
The distance from the wall to the center of the third notch is 9". There is sort of a fourth notch, but as you can see from the picture, it is a little bit raised, as the whole thing begins to turn up at that point. The distance to the center of this fourth notch is 11", and the overall length of the hook is 12&1/2". Just FYI, the length to the first notch is 2" and to the second notch is 5&1/2". I own three of these hooks and they are great. They hold a lot of weight. I have 3-6 tools hanging from each.
1483164
They are on my boat now so I can't measure it. Judging by my use...I think 2 feet would be hook to hook at full extension.
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Will measure for you and get back. I love this item. It saves me tons of time hooking up both my boat trailer and regular trailer.
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You get 2 5 feet and 2 4 feet hang rods so if you use 2 8 feet rods you will only be able to use 2 , however if you use 1 8 feet and 2 4 feet you will have 3 hang rods!
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The items states:Fits Standard 2" Receiver4.75 tons weight rating (9,500 lbs.)I think the real concern would be the weight limit of the trailer hitch of where you would be installing it based on its class.Hope this helps.
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Yes the bar is 2". The hooks are 4-6" long. It is very sturdy. You just need someone to drill the holes. Installation is very easy!!
1704610
I have a 17&1/2 ft. bass boat and I installed transducer at back of transom to front of boat. My guess is at least 20 ft.
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The 4.5 should be sufficient. When you pull the trailer up on the tireaide, the other axle rises to the same height. The only reason I can see for having another inch is if the fender wraps down over the tire pretty far, making it hard to get the tire out from under it.