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Old 11-26-2019, 02:23 PM   #25
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My "best guess" is that the distance from the pin to the center of the axles is probably 2 times the distance from the rear bumper to the center of the axles. If that's close, then a 1" drop on the pin will be a 1/2" rise on the bumper. There's not a lot of change in bumper height by adjusting the pinbox a couple of inches one way or the other (up or down)…. For most trailers that I've seen, it's around 2:1, or twice as much pinbox movement as bumper movement.
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