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CURT hitch receiver adapters and extenders enable you to make full use of your receiver hitch, particularly when installing a hitch cargo carrier or bike rack. Our hitch adapters and extenders let you change receiver sizes and clear obstructions as needed, for smooth, safe towing.
Step 1 - Insert into the Trailer Hitch. Begin by installing the shank (#1) into the trailer hitch receiver and secure it with a hitch pin and clip (sold separately). Step 2 - Determine Required Ball Height. Determine the proper ball height by leveling the trailer and measuring from the bottom of the trailer tongue to the ground, see below.
In this guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about how to extend a trailer hitch, from measuring your hitch length and clearance, to choosing the right accessory for an optimized trailering experience. First, let’s define what a hitch extender actually is.
Step 4 - Install the shank, hitch head and ball Insert the adjustable shank (#2) into the receiver tube on the tow vehicle and secure with the provided hitch pin & clip (#11).
the receiver hitch. Secure with a 5/8" hitch pin or lock (not included). Begin securing the pintle hook to the pintle mount using four 1/2" grade-8 bolts, washers and nuts (not included). Do not fully tighten. Adjust the pintle hook to the required towing height. Tighten all bolts to 90 ft. lbs. Note: Never exceed the rated capacity of
You can find which parts fit your vehicle by looking up the year, make, model and style. We offer application guides for all of our custom trailer hitches, wiring, gooseneck brackets and 5th wheel brackets. Each app guide can also be downloaded in XLS or PDF format.
This special raised receiver hitch extension is designed to fit a 2" x 2" receiver tube opening. It not only extends the receiver by 5-1/4" but also adds 4-1/4" of ground clearance for a hitch-mounted bike rack or cargo carrier (raised receiver may interfere with rear vehicle bumper).
