What is the distant from the center of the pin to the carrier?
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The tongue of the carrier is 13 inches in length. The drop from the bottom of the carrier to receiver is approximately 4 inches. The curve in the tongue to achieve this 4 inch drop begins about 5 1/2 inches from the tip of the tongue (vehicle end). The hole for the locking pin is 2 inches from the tip of the tongue (vehicle). I use this carrier on two vehicles: '05 Cadillac DeVille and '98 Mercedes E300D and it works great. On both vehicles the carrier is far enough away from bumper to allow the trunk to open, and the carrier does not obstruct the tail/brake lights.
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PD, if you have adjusted the center pin per the instructions (you can also watch the youtube video for help http://youtu.be/uqV0NS2Vn_k) and you are still having a problem please feel free to contact us at 800-492-8221 and we can walk you through the process. Sodamod
1880930
when you pull the pin the hook comes off and you wrap the cable around it and put the pin back in. What end is on the cable does not matter. Just make sure the pulley is rated for the size cable. don't use a small pulley on a larger cable.
2157691
the answer to your question is 4 1/8" inches from the center of one slot to the center of the other.
1634787
Find the pin hole. Use a paper clip or something small. Press it in go 15 to 20 seconds.
838610
I did not take mine off but the distance between the 2 mounting pins is about 2.1 inches (53.3mm). The overall length of the entire unit approximately 4.6 inches (116.8mm). Hopes this helps.
1357940
Clevis ID = 2" Opening = 1-5/16". Pin dia. = 7/8" Measured with dial calipers.
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Mark the entire length is 10 1/2 long and the part you put in the receiver is about 5 1/2. The pin does line up. John
1027461
I do not remember. I thru mine away. I did not like them at all. The pin part was probabaly1 and 1/2 to 2 inches long. Dangerous if they come out. I use the little twist in pins.
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There is a small chain that connects the power measure to the carrier. please take a look at these links.https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v;=-l6zHscC9Zohttp://leeprecision.com/load-master-help-videos.html
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I don't have a ruler to measure in mm's, but distance between the pins is about 1/3 inch (between 1/4 and 1/2.) Maybe you can convert that to mm's. The other suggestion I would have is to contact the Amazon seller where you will order and ask him.
1000907
good question. there is alot of room b/t the actual pin and back rest..if anything it won't sit back all the way might be upright. in retrospect i would have rather bought a dock that has data sync capabilities..whenever i sync i take the cord out of the dock then plug directly into phone which is pointless. i do like having it the dock on my nightstand which is more for space saving.
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I don't use a single pin, but I have put it side by side with my range finder and it is spot on. Well worth the money.
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Just make sure the PIN COUNT MATCHES. I got this and realize it was the wrong one. the +5 was wrong I needed only the 24 pin. I'm stuck with it.
1218731
I blive so I did not measure it but that's what it's sold as.and yes it is center pin+
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Yes, the two pins are located exactly across from each other in a straight line, not offset, or diagonal.
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don't see how, it's a few millimeters past the end of the connectors. You can always cut it (with flush trim cutters) and then pull it back a few millimeters. I think you'd still get the twist maintained way closer to the pins (on the back end) than doing it conventionally