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rhagfo
Mar 13, 2016Explorer III
Well I would guess about 6", I think a better method would be to measure/calculate the height of the hitch plate from the ground with your 5th wheel attached on a level surface.
Then on the same level surface disconnect the 5er, and level.
Then measure the distance from the bottom of the pin plate to the ground. The difference between the two is how tall sub frame needs to be to tow level.
PS: Nice looking combo!!
Great picture also, looks like you have a nice level parking lot empty on the weekends, take advantage of it!!
Then on the same level surface disconnect the 5er, and level.
Then measure the distance from the bottom of the pin plate to the ground. The difference between the two is how tall sub frame needs to be to tow level.
PS: Nice looking combo!!
Great picture also, looks like you have a nice level parking lot empty on the weekends, take advantage of it!!
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