Need drop receiver and receiver extension
Just bought a Class C, and I'm planning on towing an '03 Jeep Wrangler. Have the base plate on, got it wired, bought a Demco tow bar, and now the issue. The RV is way low, and the jeep is way high. ...
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Search the internet including Ebay. Though you might not find the exact drop receiver with extra extension, you'll be able to ask the various suppliers if they offer unadvertised extended ones or can make what you need. There are many people out there you can contact.
Our 2006 Jeep Liberty required a drop receiver. I quickly learned that my safety cables were too short and so I had to buy a new pair one foot longer. I recommend using two Quiet Hitch's as shown to eliminate the cumulative play with two hitch pin connections.
Here is our setup using a Roadmaster Falcon2 tow bar system, including an offset hitch extension.
I started out with this setup using NO offset receiver during our first trip towing the Jeep. It was a disaster. You MUST have a level tow bar.
Our 2006 Jeep Liberty required a drop receiver. I quickly learned that my safety cables were too short and so I had to buy a new pair one foot longer. I recommend using two Quiet Hitch's as shown to eliminate the cumulative play with two hitch pin connections.
Here is our setup using a Roadmaster Falcon2 tow bar system, including an offset hitch extension.
I started out with this setup using NO offset receiver during our first trip towing the Jeep. It was a disaster. You MUST have a level tow bar.
