CURT 45780 Trailer Hitch Receiver Adapter Reducer, 2-Inch to 1-1/4-Inch, 15-Inch Extension, 3,500 lbs. down A) 30 1/4" Size:4 Lug (4 On 4) For 1 -1/16" Spindle (44649 Bearings)

Name: CURT 45780 Trailer Hitch Receiver Adapter Reducer, 2-Inch to 1-1/4-Inch, 15-Inch Extension, 3,500 lbs. down A) 30 1/4" Size:4 Lug (4 On 4) For 1 -1/16" Spindle (44649 Bearings)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 73517558870
Price: 28.65 USD
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CURT 45780 Trailer Hitch Receiver Adapter Reducer, 2 Inch to 1 1 4 Inch, 15 Inch Extension, 3,500 lbs. down A) 30 1 4" Size:4 Lug (4 On 4) For 1 1 16" Spindle (44649 Bearings) A) 30 1 4" gross trailer weight and 200 lbs 2" and 2 1 2" dimensions It installs easily and provides 15" of extra clearance for a bumper or spare tire

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