Low clearance - cut this off?
The structure in my photo extends very low under my hitch. It is so low, it drags on most driveway entrances and exits. Other than making the hitch less adjustable for another rig in the future, is ...
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DarkSkySeeker wrote:
The structure in my photo extends very low under my hitch. It is so low, it drags on most driveway entrances and exits. Other than making the hitch less adjustable for another rig in the future, is there any downside of bandsawing it off?
sch911 wrote:FrankoToo wrote:
Easiest way is to flip the bar over so the extra is on top. No issue being in the way of the tailgate, not in my setup anyway.
I don't understand your response?
He needs the drop shank to make the rig level, but it's a little too long and hits the ground. So cutting it off makes sense, but flipping it over doesn't...
According to the OP, the issue is with the extra unused drop on the stinger drags on the ground through driveways. If he removes the two side bolts and turns it over he might gain enough clearance. This probably will not work if his hitch is currently much below the receiver. But it might be worth looking into.
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