Any website with LARGE selection of different trailer hitch adapters?

[tomp]

Ran into a problem trying to tow a small little pop-up camper for the inlaws. The trailer jack hits the spare tire and there were no options except to remove the tire.

I have several different hitches to use in the receiver, so I need either an extension rated for towing or a website that carries different hitches with long tubes to reach out past the spare.

[PARAGON]

Ran into a problem trying to tow a small little pop-up camper for the inlaws. The trailer jack hits the spare tire and there were no options except to remove the tire.

I have several different hitches to use in the receiver, so I need either an extension rated for towing or a website that carries different hitches with long tubes to reach out past the spare.look up alumistinger

they have one with a 14" shank and has 1000lb tongue capacity and it's all alum. It's what I have and the only problem is you can't cut the trailer very hard or the jack will get the tire.

[KenP]

Wow, that Google is cool. Anyone else try it before?:giggling:

I Googled "Hitch Extensions" and all kinds of stuff came up. Especially on the first link.:twak: :giggling:

[KenP]

look up alumistinger

they have one with a 14" shank and has 1000lb tongue capacityNot sure that matters, but I'm no towing expert, because all the extensions I saw said you lose between 1/3 and 1/2 hitch capacity with an extension.

[Vettster]

If theres little or no tung weight, why not use the factory extension?
Or you could try this place.
http://www.trailerwheel.com/accessories.html
Listed under ball mounts. No capacity is given though.
If you're near Houston, it's close.

[TXSUT]

I use one of these from Curt Mfg, along with my 8" drop Alumistinger:

http://www.hitchsource.com/receiverextender14-p-16195.html