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    Default Tow Bar Adaptor Measurements

    I let the last set I saw on E-Bay go without even bidding for $76.00. ( thought about 20 of you were waiting to snipe it at $150 or so and figured to just watch.) That was months ago and I haven't seen any since. So, I am going to build a set.

    I have metal the correct thickness to go into my tow bar feet and I have metal the same thickness as the shackle hooks. I have pictures of the adaptors and can figure out pretty close what size they should be. But, I don't know exactly.

    It looks like 3"x3" on each leg going into the bumper, 3" between the two thru bumper legs, 3"x3" on the part that the shackle hook can be moved to and then from measuring my M35 tow bar/shackle mounts I think 2"x2" on the round front part to be about right.

    Can anybody with a set measure them and tell me if I am waaaay off?


    Thanks
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    I will...good thinking to make your own and to get the measurments on the site...they will only get harder to find.

    Give Raymond and I a few and we will have it for you.

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    If you need some photos I just had someone give me a set, let me know if need the photos.
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    Ok...sorry for the wait, had to make supper and all...hope this is everything but if I missed a dimension, just let me know.

    This is a top view, left is the truck end, with dimension markers:

    A: Overall length 9.5 inches
    B:Towbar end to start of curve 2.995 inches
    C:Towbar end to end of curve 3.235 inches
    D: Length of center section 2.765 inches
    E: Length of truck end 3.550 inches outside and 2.960 inches inside
    F: Width of towbar end 1.495 inches
    G: Center section width 2.667 inches
    H: Gap in center section 1.100 inches
    I: Center section wall thickness .800 inch
    J: Width of opening, truck end 2.905 inches
    K: Thickness of truck ends .700 inch
    L: Thickness of wall between center section and truck end .578


    Here is a side view, left is the truck end:

    A: Height of adapter 2.995 inches
    B: Smaller holes, truck end and center .75 inch
    C: Large hole, towbar end 1 inch


    Like I said, need anything else, just ask.

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    Perfect, Thanks Jon.
    Remember if you didn't build it you can't call it yours.

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    Glad it helps!

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