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Old 08-27-2016, 09:27 AM   #21
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Was wondering how many using the blue ox is also using a drop hitch. I been towing for awhile and today someone approached me and told me the level of elevation from the toad to the hitch should be around 10%. My. Focus is about a plus 30 degrees. Any one ever heard of. This before
According to their book, Blue Ox recommends +/- 3 inches height difference to prevent excessive stress on the toad. Particuliary when coming to a stop.

I took their advice and just ordered a 10 inch drop. I hope I measured correctly. We will be pulling our Jeep Wrangler for the first time in two weeks.
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Old 08-28-2016, 08:14 AM   #22
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Was wondering how many using the blue ox is also using a drop hitch. I been towing for awhile and today someone approached me and told me the level of elevation from the toad to the hitch should be around 10%. My. Focus is about a plus 30 degrees. Any one ever heard of. This before
I use a 4" drop on my 2016 369DS and JK Jeep Blue Ox setup and it is about an inch higher on the coach side. Tows great and brakes fine with the Patriot brake system. When I spoke to a Blue Ox rep, they didn't mention an angle degree, rather mentioned that the height difference shouldn't be more than 2 or 3 inches between coach and toad height.
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