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sonuvabug
Aug 28, 2014Explorer
Extending the tongue on the trailer won't work for me ... as I have two different trailers I'd like to tow behind at different times depending on my needs.
Second, by extending the trailer tongue only, you could only do it if you had a single channel design leading up to the trailer tongue's coupler. If you had an "A" frame design culminating at the coupler (like my cargo trailer has), I suspect you run the risk of increasing the contact between the TC's bumper and the "A" frame trailer tongue on sharper turns that include inclines i.e. like turning into a gas station that has a stepper driveway leading into it.
The linky showing the 24" extension is for a 2 1/2 inch set-up ... unfortunately mine is a 2" hitch receiver ... won't work.
Second, by extending the trailer tongue only, you could only do it if you had a single channel design leading up to the trailer tongue's coupler. If you had an "A" frame design culminating at the coupler (like my cargo trailer has), I suspect you run the risk of increasing the contact between the TC's bumper and the "A" frame trailer tongue on sharper turns that include inclines i.e. like turning into a gas station that has a stepper driveway leading into it.
The linky showing the 24" extension is for a 2 1/2 inch set-up ... unfortunately mine is a 2" hitch receiver ... won't work.
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