Well that was a waste of time...

[FOURWHL]

I think they are raising them now after all the complaining but tbh I’d need a drop hitch if I raised mine. Right now my trailer sits absolutely level at the stock height and I love it. I’ve never dragged the hitch but then again I live in the flat Midwest.

[Orangecrush]

Originally Posted by RV Randy

You could have gone up quite a bit further if you had trimmed the fiberglass a tiny bit right above the receiver tube. I did that and got almost 4" of height gain plus another 2-3 cutting off the ears. I have a plasma cutter but used a sawzall when I saw all of the flammable spray foam underneath.

Randy,

The funny part is, I did notch the bottom of the fiberglass. I measured it out and somehow I must have miscalculated how high I could have gone with the holes because when it's all said and done, the hitch is only 1 1/4" higher than stock and I have a useless notch in my fiberglass...lol.

Mark

[RV Randy]

Yes, you have to remove some of the light weight non structural metal from the crossbar where the plug mounts because of the way the side bars taper inwards.