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Anytime you hitch above the axle center line, one must
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I found this 2" receiver hitch. Hmmmm.....
https://www.xtrememotorworks.com/Par...Cub-Cadet.html I guess I can try the factory hole and a 2" ball and see if the jack can go low enough first.
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If not you can always use a pair of 2x6's under each tire to make up the shortfall...
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I would get one of these, drill a 5/8" hole vertically and bolt it to your hitch plate. If you keep it tight against the front of the hitch when marking the hole, when you tighten it down it will not move. Use a grade 8 bolt. This also gives you two different heights.
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