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Measure the receiver, measure the coupler with the trailer level, subtract. Every combination, the stocked mount that gets closest, and why nose high is the dangerous one.
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Six inches of adjustment in either direction on a 2 inch receiver, from a maker that backs its towing hardware with a lifetime guarantee.
Best for: One mount that works across a lifted truck and a stock one.
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A plain fixed ball mount with the ball included, rated at 6,000 lb. When the drop you need is 2 inches, this is the correct purchase and everything else on this page is over-buying.
Best for: A known, fixed combination that tows level with a 2 inch drop.
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The 2-1/2 inch receiver version of the same channel mount, for heavy duty trucks.
Best for: A Class V receiver that needs adjustable height.
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A channel style adjustable mount with two ball sizes and a 6 inch drop, at a lower price than the stowable designs.
Best for: Getting adjustable height on a 2 inch receiver without the Tow & Stow price.
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