Hitch Extension

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Anyone have experience with heavy duty hitch extensions? I need to extend it about 24 inches from the receiver. This is looking to me like I'll need a torsion bar extension and an upgraded receiver to connect. Load is rated to 12,000 pounds with a 1000 pound tongue weight.

Thanks!
 
Yeah, I'm cautious. I'm not extending a large trailer. I called the manufacturer, spoke to them, they said no problem.

I'm looking at a Torklift Super hitch and a truss extension. Not going to be cheap, but it seems to be the only safe and engineered option i can find.
 
The hitch is just an rv. 10,000 pounds. Nothing spectacular. The issue is that I have a side by side on the bed that interferes with the front of the rv. To haul both i need to extend the hitch.
 
Toy Up my friend. Allows a standard hitch with side by side.


I ran one for many years and actually may go back as the Toyhauler sucks compared to the deck for towing.
 
I had looked at the extension on My Chevy 2500 so I could haul a dirtbike and the trailer but never got the trailer. My Ram fit the dirtbike but the side by side on the deck was a game changer
 
I looked at the bed haulers. I'm currently at up with a diamondback, and the bed of the truck is everything I need to hunt fish snorkel motorcycle and ski out of. Plus a fridge/ freezer. With a bed in the back seat in fully set up to do anything anywhere. I've lived out of this for a month. Loved it.

And then SWMBO wanted to come with.

I don't want to completely strip the bed every time I need to switch over. And that's where the dilemma started....

That being said, I've not ruled out that cab over hauler yet. 😊👍
 
I would post a site to extend your hitch so you don't need to strip the bed butt...I value my forum membership! 🤪
 
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