HUSKY TOWING Liners 30856 14'' Length 6.5'' Rise Ball Mount Shank

I have a 4th Gen ram 2500 with a leveling kit and air bags. I use a load distributing hitch while pulling my 40’ toyhauler. The shank that was with my hitch was about 2 notches too short, so I needed a longer one. I’m not lifted, so I didn’t want too long either, this is perfect. I’m using the bottom notch and my trailer sits perfect.

Real good, heavy duty, perfect fit for my Husky wd hitch.

I purchased the Husky Centerline weight distribution hitch for my 2010 silverado 1500. Since my enclosed trailer tongue sits level at about 16 inches to the top of the coupler, the included shank in the lowest position was just a hole shy of the ideal position. This completely solved it by giving me 2 additional holes below the stock shank and allowed me to get the trailer perfectly level. Solid steel and welded gusset. My silverado is running stock 265 65R 18" tires at stock ride height.I believe the only reason I needed this is because the Husky Centerline hitch ball height is a little higher than the ball height on my old Equalizer hitch and to get the ball even with the coupler, I needed to lower it more. While I do have 1 more hole on this shank than I really need, I haven't had any ground clearance issues even when pulling out of parking lots or driveways with an angled transition to the road. Speedbumps no problem either. If your truck sits higher than 38 inches from the ground to the top of the rear fenderwell, the last hole would be ideal.For higher campers, I'm sure the original shank would be fine.

Very heavy duty, the angled support piece can get in the way sometimes but otherwise it is well made.

Nice heavy duty drop hitch. Gave me a perfect 2 inch drop for the added E2 sway control system I recently added.

I have a Husky weight distribution hitch and needed a longer draw bar for it. I carry a golf cart in the bed of the truck and the draw bar that came with the hitch was a little too short. The fact that this is a Husky branded draw bar is strictly coincidence as any brand would work. It was easy to switch and everything works as it should.

I Purchased a camper about three months ago that came with a husky set up. On my first trip out I noticed the tongue height was just to high when hooked to my Yukon Denali. Needed to lower the tongue about two more inches. I called the 800 number for husky I got off the Internet and the lady that answered the phone was awesome. She said I could buy this from a dealer or could get it on Amazon and she gave me the part number. I installed this before our last beach trip, super easy to install, problem solved.

I purchased the Husky 32216 Center Line TS for our pop-up camper to pull behind my Jeep wrangler. The shank that came with the kit only provided less than an inch of clearance under my spare tire. This was a direct swap and gives you an additional 2 holes of drop adjustment. Exactly what I needed for my setup! (this item is pictured underneath the shank included with the Husky 32216 Center Line TS setup. Pic was before I swapped it out).

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The shank that came with our weight distribution kit was too short for our van. This did the trick.

Works with my Husky Centreline hitch