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Old 06-06-2022, 12:08 AM
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Cyl OD is 2 1/2 inches and the width of the opening is 3 inches. I hooked the tab of the tape on the outer edge of the perimeter flange. From the outer wall of the flange to the far edge of the opening is 3 3/4 inches.

Hard to measure these things with all the hardware in the way. The upper bolt on the rock shaft holder is just above the side mounting hole. The nuts on the back side almost hit. Just a bit of clearance that I can feel with my finger.

Not sure what you mean by hutch plate?
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I know He'll need the Hole for the Bolt circled In Red
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Is that a 3/8" bolt as well?

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The bolt below the cylinder is smaller than the upper bolts.
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Jeff,

I need the distance from outside to outside of the outside lift arms on your rock shaft to correctly place the holes for the two hangers I made you earlier. Easy enough to get, just stretch a tape across them.
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I'll get that for you later this morning, 11 May.
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Did you get this figured out?
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I think I have a 207 hitch coming. David, did you ever get this completed? Here is a pic of the hitch.
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