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No, that item you linked is a reducer and cannot be used the other way. I doubt any reputable company sells a so-called "Expander" which allows a 2" receiver on the truck end to adapt to a 2.5" output on the hitch end. By default, it would be over the rating of the 2" receiver, not to mention the added length serves to increase the tongue weight lever effect.
Unless I'm misunderstanding you, your option is to buy a 2" WDH now and use the reducer adapter included with your new Super Duty, or buy a second 2.5" WDH when your truck comes in.
Okay, I understand. That makes sense. I am going to ask my TT retailer if they'll loan me a 2' WDH for a month until my truck gets in. I had them include a WDH as part of the deal, so I'd really rather get one that fits my receiver instead of using a sleeve. If not, I'll look for a used one on Craigslist and then resell it when I am done.
Thanks all. Great information. Now I know what I need to do.
Glad to help. If we didn't live on opposite sides of the country I'd lend you my 2" WHD until your truck came in. Hopefully your RV dealer can help you out.
Glad to help. If we didn't live on opposite sides of the country I'd lend you my 2" WHD until your truck came in. Hopefully your RV dealer can help you out.
much appreciate it. RV dealer said we'd figure it out.
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