Expert Answers about Ball Mounts

Aluminum or Stainless Steel Adjustable Ball Mount Recommendations for a 2012 Toyota Tundra
I assume that you are wanting a 3 inch rise or drop ball mount for your factory installed 2012 Toyota Tundra with a factory installed Class IV hitch that has a 2 inch receiver. You have indicated that you would prefer a ball mount that is made of all aluminum or stainless steel components, has an anti-rattle devise and is lockable. Unfortunately, we do not have a fixed stainless steel or aluminum draw bar that will provide a 3 inch drop or rise. However, we do offer several options for adjustabl
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Replacement Draw Pin for Convert-A-Ball Cushioned, 6-Way, Multi-Hitch Ball Mount, # CAB-6W
We do carry the replacement 7/8 inch diameter pin for your Convert-A-Ball Cushioned, 6-Way, Multi-Hitch Ball Mount, # CAB-6W. You will need replacement draw pin # CAB-6WPIN. Given the low cost of this item might I suggest getting a couple just in case!
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Can the Rapid Hitch Adjustable, Aluminum Ball Mount # AM3413 be Used in a Dual Hitch Receiver
First, make sure that your dual receiver can be used with a tow dolly. Many dual receivers are for tow bar use only like # RM-077-4 as an example. A tow dolly will have more tongue weight than a tow bar with a car being flat towed 4 down. If your dual receiver is compatible then yes, you could insert the adjustable ball mount # AM3413 provided that the receiver accepts 2 inch accessories. Be sure to go by the tongue weight capacity of the lowest rated item in the system.
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What is the Measurement for MaxxTow # MT0066 From the Center of the Pin Hole to the Receiver Opening
In the picture I attached, I have the measurements on the MaxxTow # MT70066 from the center of the pin hole to the beginning of the access receiver is 4-7/8 inches as well as the distance from the top of the shank to the bottom of the receiver tube which was 3-1/2 inches.
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What Amount of Drop is Provided by Convert-A-Ball Cushioned Pintle Mount for 2-Inch Hitches # AMPC3
My contact at Convert-A-Ball advises that their 10-Hole Cushioned Pintle Mounting Bar for 2-inch hitches, part # AMPC3, will provide you with your required 6 inches of drop. Their 8-hole version, part # AMPC2, will provide only 4 to 5 inches of drop. You can use the AMPC3 mounting bar with the Convert-A-Ball Pintle Hook Combo, part # PH1. This combo kit includes a pintle hitch and three interchangeable hitch balls, 1-7/8-inch, 2-inch and 2-5/16-inch. A set of 4 bolts, nuts and washers is incl
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How Thick is the Steel Used to Make the Shank of Curt Ball Mount # C45019
The wall thickness of the Curt ball mount # C45019 is 1/4 inch. It can vary slightly because of the black powder coating.
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Self-Locking, Adjustable, Aluminum Ball Mount for a Ford F-150
There are some 2-1/2 inch shank accessories that are not compatible with the Ford OEM 2-1/2 inch trailer hitches. We have not heard of that issue on the Self-Locking, Adjustable, Aluminum Ball Mount, # DTALBM6825-3S. The issue seems to sometimes to be a result of the more rounded corners on the Ford hitch and the more square corners on many 2-1/2 inch accessories. For a 2-inch trailer hitch receiver, you could use # DTALBM7000-3S. It also includes 2 balls, it is self-locking, and adjustable f
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Will the Pintle Hook # 63015 Attach to the Super Titan Pintle Hook Plate # RP38186
The Pintle Hook # 63015 that you referenced does include mounting hardware to attach to a pintle hook plate like the Super Titan Forged Pintle Hook Plate # RP38186 that you referenced. I also pulled these two parts and was able to determine that they are compatible with each other and that the # 63015 will attach to the # RP38186. Check out the video I attached to see that the products are compatible.
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Correct Ballmount for a 2008 Subaru Outback
Both Class I and Class II trailer hitches are tested and rated with the specific ball mount for that hitch, therefore the ballmount used must be the one that is recommended by the trailer hitch receiver manufacturer. If your vehicle is equipped with a factory Class I, or Class II I can make the following recommendations based on the manufacturer. Class I hitch that is manufactured by Curt I can recommend the # C45501 ball mount. Class II hitch that is manufactured by Curt then I can
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Does Curt Class I Ball Mount # C45024 Have a Solid or Hallow Shank
Class I and II 1-1/4 in hitch accessories are almost exclusively solid-shanked across the board. That would include ball mounts like # C45024. Just to be sure, I did contact Curt and they verified that ball mount # C45024 does have a solid shank. For Class I and II trailer hitches you need to use the ball mount specified by the trailer hitch manufacturer in order to not void the warranty. Or you can ask the hitch manufacturer if this ball mount is acceptable and will not void the warranty. Cl
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Can Curt Dual Receiver Adapter # D-192 Be Used to Tow and Support a Cargo Carrier on 2011 Jeep
Use of any hitch adapter or extender, such as the Curt Dual 2-Inch Receiver Tube Adapter, part # D-192, will reduce your hitch capacity by 50 percent. This reduction in hitch weight capacity occurs as a result of the change in the geometry of how the weight load is applied to the hitch. In the case of your 2011 Jeep Wrangler all of the 2-inch hitch receivers we offer all have a 350-lb tongue weight rating; with this cut in half by use of an adapter/extender, you would have only 175-lb tongue
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Dimensions Of Draw-Tite Sportframe Ball Mount # 3594
The measurement from the center of the pin hole on the Draw-Tite Sportframe Ball Mount # 3594 to the center of the hitch ball hole is 10 inches. The measurement from the pin hole center to the forward edge of this mount is 1-9/16 inches. This ball mount is compatible with Class I hitches with a weight capacity of 2000 lbs and a tongue weight capacity of 200 lbs. I have provided a link to a video review of this item. If you need a hitch ball for this item, you might be interested in the 2-i
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What Ball Mount and Suspension Kit for Towing 2000-lb Trailer with 2013 Toyota Highlander SE Model
A ball mount with rise or drop is helpful in matching the different heights of the trailer hitch on a tow vehicle and the coupler on a trailer. It is important that your trailer frame be level when hitched to your Highlander to ensure stability when towing. Please note that a different height ball mount will not reduce rear-end sag in your tow vehicle; but we do offer suspension products that will help. We offer a wide range of both fixed and adjustable ball mounts (the adjustable type is gre
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Will Alumistinger Ball Mount Part # AM3505 Fit a 2013 Toyota Tacoma with 6-Foot Bed
The Alumistinger Ball Mount, part # AM3505, will fit 2-inch hitch receivers. As long as your hitch receiver is a 2-inch size (and all hitches that we offer for your truck are this size) then this ball mount will fit and will provide you with some height adjustment capability for matching the heights of your hitch ball and trailer coupler. This ball mount provides a choice of either a 4-inch rise or a 3-inch drop in height relative to the top of the receiver opening. It carries an 8000-lb gro
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Ball Mount Recommendation for a 2013 Ford F-350 with Factory 2-1/2 Inch Trailer Hitch
The OEM Ford 2-1/2 inch receiver has more rounded edges. Many 2-1/2 inch accessories, in this case ball mounts, have more squared off corners. This difference causes the squared off accessories not to fit. In some cases, some of the powder coating can be removed from the shank on the accessory as long as none of the metal is ground off. That could work on a ball mount like # 45123 since it has more rounded corners than something like # RP45323. If you use an accessory that has more rounded co
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How to Mount Sway Control Ball on Right Side of Ball Mount Used in Rise Position
I do have a solution for you. Simply use a ball mount with the same rise, like part # 2923 along with a sway control tab, part # RP26003. The tab is placed on top of the ball mount once it is situated in the rise position, and is installed so that it is sandwiched between the trailer ball and the ball mount. We do not carry a ball mount that would have the tab on the right side when used in the rise position.
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Distance from Trailer Hitch Pin Hole to Back of Ball Mount Drop on Cushioned Ball Mount AMSC10
On the Convert-a-Ball cushioned ball mount # AMSV10 from the center of the hitch pin hole to were the nearest part of the drop is approximately 4-1/4 inches. This amount can very slightly depending on the welds. I have edited your picture to show this.
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Will Curt Class I Drawbar # C45024 Fit on Class I Trailer Hitch on 2003 Honda CR-V
We strongly recommend you use the ball mount the hitch manufacturer recommends because the weight capacity of the CLASS 1 hitch is based on using the recommended ball mount. If you can provide the manufacturer model number of the hitch, I can find the correct ball mount to use. The Curt Class I Ball Mount # C45024 you referenced is a good fit for your 2003 Honda CR-V. It will fit your 1-1/4-inch hitch receiver and has a weight capacity of 2000 lbs and a tongue weight capacity of 200 lbs.
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What Hitch Pin and Hitch Ball for Use with the Curt 1-1/4-Inch Class I Ball Mount, Part # C45018
The Curt Class I Ball Mount, part # C45018, is made for use with 1-1/4-inch hitch receivers and is rated for up to 200-lbs tongue weight (TW) and a gross towing weight (GTW) of 2000 lbs. This ball mount does not include a hitch ball or a hitch pin/clip. You can use hitch pin and clip # F-4, or if you prefer a locking hitch pin you can use Buffalo Tools # BTRLOCK12, which includes 2 keys. For a hitch ball you can use a medium-shank type, either Curt # A-80 if you need a 1-7/8 diameter ball,
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Which Stainless Steel Ball Fits QuietRide Aluminum Ball Mount # SR26039
To find you the correct stainless steel hitch ball for the QuietRide Aluminum Ball Mount # SR26039 we tested a few different products. A couple things to keep in mind when picking out the proper hitch ball are the diameter of the shank as well as the length of the shank. The QuietRide ball mount can accept hitch balls with either a 1-1/4 inch or 1 inch shank diameter and I recommend a shank length no shorter than 2-1/2 inches. Limiting the search to stainless steel hitch balls, the only optio
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Pintle Hitch for a 2 Inch Trailer Hitch Receiver and 2 Inch Lunette Ring
I do have a solution for you and the lunette ring on your trailer. Take a look at the Convert-A-Ball hitch # AMCC2. You can add to this a 1 inch diameter pin, # 80411, to use it with your ring. The space between the tangs is 2-1/2 inches so that should be enough space for the height or thickness of the ring. I have included a link to a video review for you.
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Using Cushioned Ball Mount with Surge or Hydraulic Trailer Brakes
You can certainly use a cushioned ball mount like the Convert-A-Ball # AMSC2HD along with a trailer that is equipped with a surge or hydraulic brake coupler. The dampening action of the cushioned ball mount will not affect how efficiently the surge coupler compresses and actuates the trailer brakes, but it will lessen the jarring felt when the ballmount moves against the hitch pin. I have linked you to our Ball Mount FAQ which will walk you through the process of choosing a ball mount with
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Dimensions of Diversi-Tech Fixed Aluminum Trailer Hitch Ball # DTBM5400
The length of the Diversi-Tech Fixed Aluminum Trailer Hitch Ball # DTBM5400 from the center of the hitch pin hole to the center of the ball mount hole is 8 inches. It fits a 1-1/4-inch trailer hitch, has a 4-inch drop and a 3-inch rise. I have provided a graphic to better show you these dimensions.
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Using Curt # D210 Multipurpose Ball Mount With a 2 Inch Rise Ball on a 2011 Subaru Outback Wagon
To answer your question correctly, I pulled the Curt part # D210 as well as Curt part # C40034 which is a 2 inch hitch ball with a 2 inch rise. I put them together and measured the distance between the top of the ball and the bottom of the inside of the receiver. The distance is 1-3/4 inches. I have attached a picture that has your results noted. I do have a few possible solution for you, however, I have two issues that keep returning with the Curt Dual Purpose Ball Mount: first, the Curt # D
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Are Locks on Diversi-Tech Self-Locking Aluminum Ball Mount # DTALBM6600 Keyed Alike
The 2 locks on the Diversi-Tech Self-Locking Aluminum Ball Mount # DTALBM6600 are in fact keyed alike for the convenience of the customer. I have provided a link to a video review of this product that shows how the locks are used.
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Weight Distribution and Adjustable Ball Mount with 5 Inches of Drop for a 2011 Dodge Ram 2500
There are plenty of weight distribution shanks that have the drop you will need. I have included a link to the main page for you. If you already have a weight distribution system then I would need to know the brand you have to determine which shank would work best. Or for a weight distribution system you could use # RP66067 and then use shank # RP63971 that has a max drop of 6-1/2 inches. This system is rated for 600 to 1,200 pounds tongue weight the the trailer is loaded and ready to tow. A
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Everything Needed to Tow a Trailer with a 2012 Volkswagen Jetta SportWagen TDI
I will be happy to help you get everything you will need to tow a trailer and go on the road with your band: except roadies. We are all out of roadies. First, you will need a trailer hitch. I recommend Hidden Hitch trailer hitch # 60283. It comes with a ball mount, hitch pin, and clip. I have included a link to the installation instructions and a link to a video showing a typical installation for you. This trailer hitch has a tongue weight capacity of 200 pounds. This is important so I have i
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Recommendation for Removing Rattle from a Ball Mount on a 2011 Ford F350
What you could get to help with the rattle is an anti-rattle device such as the Roadmaster Quiet Hitch # RM-061. This product basically will pin the ball mount to the hitch opening and will prevent all the rattle and noise you are trying to get rid of. Check out the review video I attached for this product also. The Reese Titan Ball Mount # RP45322 you referenced is not designed to fit in 2 inch hitches and would not work for you at all so I would not recommend it for you.
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Aluminum Ball Mount with 8 Inch Drop to Position a Trailer Inside a Garage
Whether or not the lower ball would make contact with the ground depends on how high up the tow vehicle is. If you were to measure from the ground to the top of the receiver tube on the vehicle when on level ground, then subtract 8 inches, that will give you an idea of where the bottom of the TOP ball will be. That alone should tell you if the lower ball would be too low. You do not want to cut the ball because it will void the warranty and also make the ball mount unsafe to use. There are a
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Can the Self-Locking, Aluminum Ball Mount # DTLBM8600 be Used in the Rise Position
Yes, you can use aluminum ball mount # DTLBM8600 in the rise or drop position. When used in the rise position it will provide 5 inches of rise. In the drop position it offers 6 inches of drop. Since trailer hitch # 87568 is a Class III hitch with a 2 inch receiver, you can use any ball mount that is a fit and provides the correct rise or drop to tow your trailer level. In order to determine the correct rise or drop you will need I have included a link to our FAQ article on ball mounts. I hav
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What Locking Hitch Pin for EZ Hitch Adjustable Steel Ball Mount Kit, Part # AM3290
The EZ Hitch Adjustable Steel Ball Mount Kit, Part # AM3290, is illustrated in the attached photo. I have indicated several key measurements. The shank of this ball mount uses a standard 5/8-inch hitch pin to secure to your hitch receiver. If you wish to replace this with a locking pin you can use part # BD580402 from Bulldog. This locking 5/8-inch hitch pin is made of solid stainless steel, includes 2 square keys and comes with a plastic cap to cover and protect the lock mechanism from moist
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What is the Minimum Rise and Drop of Self-Locking, Adjustable, Aluminum Ball Mount, # DTALBM7007
The Self-Locking, Adjustable, Aluminum Ball Mount, # DTALBM7007, is adjustable in 1 inch increments. The minimum drop would be 5 inches and the minimum rise would be 6 inches.
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How is Rise and Drop Measured for a Ball Mount
Drop is measured from the top of the receiver tube opening on the hitch down to the ball platform. Rise is measured from the top of the receiver opening up to the ball platform. This is the same for fixed ball mounts or adjustable ones like # DTALBM6607. I have included a picture showing how rise or drop is measured and a link to our FAQ on ball mounts.
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Why is an Extra Long Ball Mount Needed for a Trailer Hitch on a 1992 Ford Crown Victoria
On some model vehicles the Class III trailer hitches fit (and that also fit the 1992 Ford Crown Victoria) we have found that the receiver is recessed beneath the vehicle far enough to necessitate a longer ball mount, # 80228. Hidden Hitch trailer hitch # 87408 is a popular option for your vehicle. Use # PC3 for a pin and clip. For a 2-5/16 inch ball use # 19287 and for a 2 inch ball use # 19262. For trailer wiring use # 118326. I have linked installation instructions for the hitch and wiring.
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What is the Difference Between a Class I and Class II Ball Mount
Class I Ball Mounts When towing with a Class I trailer hitch, the Class I ball mount that is recommended by the trailer hitch manufacturer should be used. All Class I trailer hitches are tested and rated with the specific ball mount for that hitch. Using a ball mount that is not recommended by the manufacturer will void the warranty. The features of a a Class I ball mount are: Has a 1-1/4 inch x 1-1/4 inch shank Class II ball mounts will not fit on Class I trailer hitches Held in place w
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Ball Mount Recommendation for a 2008 Ford Explorer with Class II Trailer Hitch and Multiple Trailers
Since you are towing multiple trailers, they probably do not all have the same coupler height to tow them level. If that is the case than a fixed ball mount would not be the best choice. But if all the trailers do have the same coupler height then going with either ball mount # BM96 or # 36078 would be fine. The main difference between these 2 ball mounts is the rise and drop each offers. Ball mount # BM96 has a 5-1/2 inch rise or 6 inch drop. Ball mount # 36078 has a 4-3/4 inch drop and is n
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Anti-Rattle Recommendations for Convert-A-Ball Cushioned Ball Mount # AMSC4
We do have some anti-rattle locking pins that will fit the Convert-A-Ball Cushioned Ball Mount # AMSC4, but the Lets Go Aero Anti-Rattle Device and Lock # 63232 is not compatible as it needs a hollow shank to fit properly. The Draw-Tite J-Pin Stabilization Pin # 63201 will fit this mount, however it requires a specific type of hitch to ensure a secure fit. I have included a graphic showing what this hitch looks like. I have included links to video reviews of this item. Another option is to
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Recommended Lubricant for Diversi-Tech Self-Locking Aluminum Ball Mount # DTLBM8200
Diversi-Tech recommends lubricating their self-locking ball mounts with air tool oil. Air tool oil is thin enough so that it will work its way through the various parts of the mechanism, but not so thick that it will become sticky and attract dirt and grime. Place a few drops on the pins that secure the ball mount into the hitch and the lock, then lock and unlock the lock several times to work the oil into the mechanism.
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Is Modification Necessary to Use the Diversi-Tech Self-Locking Adjustable Ball Mount # DTALBM6407
Once the Diversi-Tech Self-Locking Adjustable Ball Mount, # DTALBM6407, is secured to your trailer hitch, the locking tabs will be flush with the side of your trailer hitch receiver tube. We have this item in stock, so I pulled one from our warehouse and installed it in a truck that we had on our lot. I have attached a drivers side and a passenger side photo showing what the locking tabs look like once this ball mount is installed. You will not need to modify your trailer hitch to use this b
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Correct Ball Mount for 2002 Ford Explorer Towing Trailer with 20 Inch Coupler Height
Based on those measurements you would need a ball mount with a 1/2 inch drop, but because a ball mount with that drop is not available, you will need to choose one that gets you as close as possible. As long as the ball and the coupler are within 1-1/2 to 2 inches of level, you would certainly be close enough. Given the choice, it is better to have the ball a bit higher than the coupler. If you were to use the # 2923 ballmount in the rise position, your hitch ball height would be 1-1/4 in
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Are the Balls on the Diversi-Tech Solid-Tow Adjustable Ball Mount # DTSTBM6800 Replaceable
The hitch balls for the Diversi-Tech Solid-Tow Adjustable Ball Mount, # DTSTBM6800, are easily removable and replaceable. You simply thread the front allen bolt all the way in, slide the balls out of the ball platform and insert the new hitch balls. I made a short video for you showing how this is done. We also carry replacement hitch balls. For a 2 inch and 2-5/16 inch ball set, you can use part # DTBM28 and for a 1-7/8 inch and 2 inch ball set, use part # DTBM23.
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Can the Receiver on Curt Multi-Ball Adjustabal Ball Mount D900 Be Reversed for Storage
I went out to the warehouse and tried to reverse the receiver on the # D900 Curt adjustable ball mount, and it cannot be turned around. The brace between the shank and the adjustment platform prevents the receiver from sliding on far enough for the pin holes to line up. You would still have the option of removing just the receiver section to save your shins. We have a ballmount bag, part # ETBMB, that you could use to store the pins and receiver when not in use. This would allow you to k
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What is Distance from Center of Hitch Pin Hole to Upright on MaxxTow Ball Mount, Part # MT70068
The MaxxTow Adjustable Ball Mount, Part # MT70068, has a distance from the center of the hitch pin hole to the upright of 8-1/8 inches. This part includes both a 1/2-inch pin and clip to secure the ball mount, and a 5/8-inch pin and clip to secure the shank in your 2 x 2 inch hitch receiver. I have provided a link to a video review of this item and a drawing with several key measurements indicated. Also I have included a link to our product page for all adjustable steel ball mounts with th
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Availability of 2-Inch and 1-7/8 Inch Hitch Balls for TowReady Pintle Hook Combo, Part # TR63042
We offer both 1-7/8 inch and 2 inch ball sizes for your pintle setup. The 1-7/8 size is part # 63050; this ball is rated at 6000 lbs. The 2-inch size is part # TR63051; this ball is rated at 10,000 lbs. Both hitch balls have the same shank diameter (specified as 1-1/8 and measuring slightly smaller). My contact at TowReady confirmed that their specified shank diameter for the 2-5/16 inch ball supplied with your TowReady Pintle Hook Combo, Part # TR63042, is 1-1/8 inches. I pulled a sample of
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Where is the MaxxTow Adustable-Height Ball Mount # MT70067 Made
The MaxxTow Adustable-Height Ball Mount # MT70067 is made in China. It has a maximum drop of 10 inches, a maximum rise of 8 inches and features a tongue weight of 500 lbs and a gross towing weight of 5000 lbs. I have provided a link to a video review of this item. We do have an option made in the US if you are interested. The Covert-A-Ball Mount # CAB-UM has a 7-inch rise and a 9-inch drop with a GTW of 5000 lbs and a tongue weight of 500 lbs. I have provided a link to a video review of th
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How Do Hitch Balls Attach to Adjustable Ball Mount on Diversi-Tech Ball Mount, part # DTALBM6625-3S
The Diversi-Tech Self-Locking Adjustable Aluminum Ball Mount, part # DTALBM6625-3S, includes three sizes of hitch ball (1-7/8, 2 and 2-5/16 inch sizes) and a machined-billet ball mount and shank. The steel hitch balls attach to the adjustable ball mount by threading onto a vertical steel post. Once threaded on completely, the hitch ball clicks into position and cannot be unscrewed unless first released by the spring-loaded pull ring. The included security system lets you lock the shank to
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Installing Curt Class III Receiver # C13105 on 2013 Toyota Sienna
I spoke with my contact at Curt Manufacturing who tells me that the C13105 hitch has indeed been tested and is a confirmed fit for the 2013 Sienna. You might be referring to the lip at the rear of the panel that the instructions refer to in step # 4 of the instructions. A portion of this lip will indeed need to be trimmed away to install the hitch. The size of the piece that will need to be removed can vary from vehicle to vehicle. You will need to remove any of that lip that is obstructing t
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Different Bolt Hole Sizes on Reese Pintle Mount, Part # RP45294, and Holland Pintle, Part # PH30RP41
You do not need to drill out the mounting holes on your Holland pintle Hook. My contact at Reese advises that the bolt holes on the Titan Forged Pintle Hook Mounting Plate, part # RP45294, are intentionally over-sized for convenience but are intended for 1/2-inch hardware, not 5/8-inch. 1/2-inch grade 8 hardware is specified by the manufacturer for attaching the pintle hook and mount.
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Adjustable Ball Mount and Hitch Balls for Towing the Same Trailer with Different Tow Vehicles
An adjustable ball mount will be perfect for towing the same trailer with different vehicles. If you want to save some money you can get close to that 10 inch rise by using # 80412. It has a max rise of 8-3/8 inches. Then adding a high rise ball like # C40032 for a 1-7/8 inch diameter or # C40034 for a 2 inch diameter would add another 2 inches and get you right where you need to be.
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Would the Draw-Tite Ball Mount # 40331 work in the Factory Hitch of a 2007 Chevy Tahoe
As long as you have a hitch with a 2 inch opening the Forged Ball Mount # 40331 that you referenced will install in your hitch. This ball mount provides 4 inches of drop, which if you do not know to determine what rise/drop you need for your tow-vehicle/trailer setup I attached an FAQ article for you to check out. You may also be interested in the following products to go along with the # 40331. Pin and Clip # PC3 Hitch ball with 2-5/16 inch diameter # 19286 Hitch ball with 2 inch diamet
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Pintle Hook Needed to Haul 25K Load on 12 Ton Rated Trailer
You will need to ensure that the capacity of the pintle hook you use exceeds the weight of the trailer plus the load placed on it. The 12 ton figure mentioned on your trailer is likely to be its capacity. The Holland Pintle Hook you referred to has a 90,000 lb capacity, which is almost positively more than enough to handle the weight of the trailer plus the equipment carried on it, but keep in mind that your towing system will only be rated at the capacity of its lowest rated component. T
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Recommendations for an Adjustable Ball Mount with Multiple Balls and Height Adjustments
That is a difficult question to answer because there are so many variables. On bigger trucks with receiver heights well above the ground going with an adjustable ball mount with the most rise or drop would be fine in this case and would be what I recommend. There is no rule of thumb as far as how much space you should have from the ground to the bottom of the ball mount because there are so many things you would have to factor in. Vehicles that are lower to the ground like vans for example wo
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What is the Distance from Pin Hole to Weld on Aluminum Ball Mount # 4285
I went out to the warehouse and pulled ball mount # 4285 to measure it. From the center of the hitch pin hole to the weld it measures approximately 7-1/2 inches. This is more than enough to suit your length requirements. This ball mount is a solid hunk of aluminum with a tongue weight capacity of 1,200 pounds and gross trailer weight capacity of 12,000 pounds. I made a video and a picture showing the measurement for you.
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How to Determine Tongue Weight of an 18,000 Pound Trailer
Tongue weight is typically 10 to 15 percent of the gross trailer weight. However there are several trailers that do not follow this rule; such as toy haulers as one example, which can be as much as 20 percent or so of the gross trailer weight. If your trailer weighs 18,000 pounds when loaded and ready to tow then 10 to 15 percent would be 1,800 to 2,700 pounds. If your tongue weight is actually 6,000 pounds then that would mean it is about 33 percent of the gross trailer weight. This doe
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Extra Long Adjustable Ball Mount Recommendation for a Bumper Hitch with a Long Receiver Tube
I have a solution for you, but I went out and measured one of our Channel Style Adjustable Ballmounts # C45900 and found that when I measured the distance from the furthest hole to the gusset it measured 4 inches so it would not work for you. You should check out the Draw-Tite Adjustable Ball Mount # 1424. This ball mount has a distance of 8-1/2 inches from the center of the hitch pin hole to the nearest gusset so it should give you plenty of clearance. This ball mount does have a 500 lb tong
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What Size Lunette Ring is the Tow Ready Pintle Hook Designed For
The Pintle Hook with Shank # TR63043 that you referenced is designed to work with lunette rings with 3 inch inner diameters such as the Wallace Forge Lunette Ring # 18128XL.
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Locking Diversi-Tech Adjustable Ball Mount Recommendation for a 2012 Ford Super Duty
The Self-Locking, Adjustable, Aluminum Ball Mount # DTALBM6425 that you referenced is designed for 2-1/2 inch hitch openings, and while it does appear to be a 2 inch ball mount with a sleeve on it, it will work just fine on a 2-1/2 inch hitch. The portion that looks like a sleeve is not removable and does not offer any movement so it really should not be an issue. This ball mount has a locking mechanism that would prevent theft. I have personally handled this ball mount several times and the
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What is the Correct Ball Mount for Curt Trailer Hitch C11227 on a 1994 Toyota Celica ST
This is actually a lot easier to determine than you might think. With any Class I or II trailer hitch you will need to use the ball mount recommended in the hitch instructions. The use of any other ball mount can result in voiding the hitch warranty. The reason is that on Class I and II hitches the ball mount recommended has been tested for and approved for use as the best option for those hitch and vehicle combinations. For trailer hitch # C11227 the recommended ball mount is # C45503. This
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Diameter of Lunette Ring Compatible with the Holland Pintle Hook # PH210RN11
The Holland Pintle Hook you mentioned, part # PH210RN11 is designed for use with a 3 inch lunette ring, due to the large size of the pintle hook. You can see our selection of 3 inch lunette rings by clicking on the provided link.
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Bolt Holes of Pintle Mount # 63056 Matching Up with Mounting Holes of Spare Tire Carrier # TR-1
As you can see in the photo, the bolt holes of the # 63056 and the # TR-1 and # UF15-954730 will not match up. Although you could drill additional holes in the tire mount that would match up with those of the pintle mount, the two pieces really are not meant to work together. Another concern I have is that the Ultra-Fab and Stromberg Carlson spare tire tire carriers are meant to be used for trailer tires which are typically smaller and lighter than wheels/tires used on a car, truck or SUV.
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Does the Pintle Part Lock Over a Trailer Coupler when On the Ball On Pintle Hook Combo # 63012
I spoke with my contact at Draw-Tite about coupler # 63012. He stated that the pintle hook part would not be able to close enough on the coupler to be able to secure it with the pin. This is the same for all of the similar pintle hook and ball combos. What I recommend is using the Trailer Coupler Towing Lock, # 63238. This lock fits on a 3 inch wide ball mount platform and has a 1 inch diameter hole for the ball shank.
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What is the Rise on the Maxx Tow Multi-Use Ball Mount # MT70066
I went out to the warehouse and pulled a MaxxTow Ball Mount, # MT70066, to take the measurement for you. From the center of the hitch pin hole on the shank up to the center of the pin hole on the receiver portion is 6 inches. I made a video for you also. A ball mount or adapter that raises the receiver and that you can use for a cargo carrier is not available. You would need to use a ball mount like the Maxx Tow to achieve additional height.
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Is it Necessary to Grease the Hitch Balls on Diversi-Tech Multi-Ball Mount DTSTBM6600-3S
It is always a good idea to use a little hitch ball grease like # 58117 on top of the ball before towing, as it helps extend the life of the ball and the closing mechanism on the trailer coupler. The lubrication allows grit to slide around more, instead of just grinding directly into the metal. If you are referring to lubricating the point where the ball attaches to the ball mount, then this would not be necessary according to Diversi-Tech, because both parts are stainless steel and will not
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Recommended Equipment For R-Pod Towing With A 2013 Ford Edge
For the factory-installed hitch receiver on your 2013 Ford Edge, I recommend the Draw-Tite Ball Mount # 2923. It has a 3/4 inch rise and a 2 inch drop with a weight capacity of 6000 lbs, which should be more than sufficient for your 188 inch R-Pod. You will also need a pin and clip for this mount and I recommend the # PC3. For more information, I have provided a link to our FAQ page on how to choose the correct ball mount. For a weight distribution system with sway control, I recommend the Eq
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How to Determine the Correct Hitch Ball for a Ball Mount with a 1 Inch Diameter Ball Hole
If the diameter of the hole on your ball mount is 1 inch, then you will want a hitch ball with a 1 inch shank diameter. I have attached a link to all of our hitch balls with a 1 inch diameter shank. You will then need to determine what size hitch ball you need, a 1-7/8 inch, 2 inch or 2-5/16 inch ball diameter. For a 1-7/8 inch ball, you could use hitch ball # 19260. For a 2 inch ball, you can use # 19247 and for a 2-5/16 inch ball, you can use # 19287. The size of the ball will depend on th
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Ball Mount Recommendation for a Ford F450 with a 2-1/2 inch Hitch Opening
There are three ball mounts we offer that will work for the 2-1/2 inch hitch on your Ford F450 with a 2-1/2 inch opening. The problem that many encounter is that the Ford 2-1/2 inch hitches are very tight with round corners and many ball mounts like the Reese Titan Ball Mount # RP45323 that you referenced will not fit without modification. The ball mounts we have found to work on the Ford 2-1/2 hitches are the Cushioned Ball Mount # AMSCV-2, the Cushioned Ball Mount # AMSCV-4, and the Cushion
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Availability of 2-Inch Shank Adjustable Ball Mount With Multiple Size Hitch Balls
If you need a ball mount with height adjustment capability, you might want to consider part # D900, the Curt Multi-Ball Adjustable Ball Mount for 2-inch receivers. This item provides three ball sizes (1-7/8 inch, 2 inch and 2-5/16 inch) and includes height adjustment capability. I have included a video on this item. I have also included a link to your page for adjustable ball mounts for 2-inch hitches where you can see a large number of products that address this need.
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Does Using an Extra Long Ball Mount Reduce the Tongue Weight Capacity of a Trailer Hitch
The use of an extension cuts the tongue weight capacity of a hitch down by 50 percent. So for example if the tongue weight capacity of the hitch is 350 pounds, by using an extension it would be only 175 pounds. This is because of the extra length AND because there are more pivot points between the trailer and the hitch receiver. The use of a longer ball mount does not cut the tongue weight capacity down as drastically as an extension. Though it can potentially decrease it some, it would not b
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Can Diversi-Tech 2-1/2 Inch Ball Mount, Part # DTALBM6825-3S, Be Used with 2-Inch Hitch Receivers?
The Diversi-Tech Ball Mount, Part # DTALBM6825-3S, is intended for 2-1/2 inch hitch receivers as you noted. The sleeve is press-fit and is not removable. Generally hitch sleeve adapters are produced to allow smaller-size items to be used in larger receivers, for example a 1-1/4 inch hitch mount bike rack in a 2-inch receiver. Whenever any adapter is used the weight bearing capacity of the total system is reduced. Since this adjustable ball mount has a high maximum towing capacity of 12000 pou
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Possible Adjustments On Solid-Two Adjustable Ball Mount # DTSTBM6800
You can choose to insert the shank of the Solid-Tow Adjustable Ball Mount # DTSTBM6800 into your trailer hitch so the vertical bar rise above the shank rather than drops below it. By doing this, you will gain additional height for your trailer, up to a 9-inch rise. I have included a link to our FAQ page on how to select the correct rise/drop ball mount. Inverting the mount in this way will not change the 10,000 lb total weight capacity or the 1500 lb tongue weight capacity of this product nor
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Choosing the Correct Ball Mount for a 2013 GMC Terrain to Tow a Small Utility Trailer
When choosing a ball mount, the first thing to consider is the size of your trailer hitch receiver opening. Your Terrain will have either a 2 inch receiver opening or a 1-1/4 inch receiver opening. You can find this by measuring the height and width of the receiver opening on your trailer hitch. After that, we will want to find the correct rise or drop needed to tow your trailer level. To do this, we will need two measurements. You will want to park your truck and trailer on level ground to
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How Does the Holland Pintle Hook with Air Cushion and FastLatch Plumb to a Vehicle
To plumb the Holland Pintle Hook with Air Cushion # PH410RA11 you will need to tap into the air brakes of your vehicle and then using a 3/8 inch NPT threaded fitting attach it to the air chamber of the # PH410RA11.
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How to Pick Out the Right Rise/Drop Ball Mount for a 2010 Chevy Express Van
I attached an FAQ that details how to pick out the correct ball mount. Picking out the correct ball mount will allow your trailer to sit as level as possible. Basically you will first measure the height from the ground to the top of the receiver opening on the hitch while on level ground. Next, you will measure the coupler height from the ground to the bottom of the trailer coupler when the trailer is on level ground. Next, you will need to compute the difference. If the hitch height is great
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Extra Long Adjustable Ball Mount Recommendation for a Bumper Hitch with a Long Receiver Tube
I have a solution for you, but I went out and measured one of our Channel Style Adjustable Ballmounts # C45900 and found that when I measured the distance from the furthest hole to the gusset it measured 4 inches so it would not work for you. You should check out the Draw-Tite Adjustable Ball Mount # 1424. This ball mount has a distance of 8-1/2 inches from the center of the hitch pin hole to the nearest gusset so it should give you plenty of clearance. You then could use a Convert-A-Ball
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Ball Mount and Ball Recommendation for 2005 Dodge Dakota Quad Cab V8 and Boat Trailer
For your 2005 Dodge Dakota Quad Cab V8, I recommend the Draw-Tite Aluminum Ball Mount # 40384 based on the coupler height you gave. It is a Class III ball mount with a 7 inch rise with a tow rating of 6000 lbs. This mount will be a good fit based on your coupler height with the hitch height of the Hidden Hitch and Draw-Tite trailer hitches you referenced as it will provide a level tow for your boat trailer. If you would prefer a more economic option, I would recommend the Hidden Hitch 6-3/4 i
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Trailer Hitch Mount Tow Loop and Tow Strap Recommendations for a 2012 Toyota Tacoma
From what I could find, the 2012 Toyota Tacoma can tow up to 6,500 pounds when properly equipped. Consult your vehicle owners manual to determine the capacity of your truck. I would go with the 8K capacity # TR63046. It fits in a 2 inch receiver opening. For a strap I would go with something that has a higher capacity than the truck and the tow loop. Take a look at tow strap # EM59500. It has a break strength of 18K and a max vehicle weight of 9K. It is 2 inches wide and 20 feet long.
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Ball Mount with a Rise and Sway Control Bracket for a 2010 Toyota Tacoma
On the trailer hitches we have installed on the same generation Toyota Tacoma as your 2010, the average height from the ground to the top of the receiver is 16-1/8 inches. One was a 2010 it was 18-1/4 inches. Based on these numbers you will need a ball mount with a rise between 6 and 8 inches. But you will want to measure from the ground to the top of the receiver opening on your hitch when parked on level ground to get the exact number you need to reach 24 inches. For a rise of 6-3/4 inches
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Square Corner Ball Mounts Will Not Fit in Factory Trailer Hitch to 1993 Ford F-250 Diesel
What you are describing is a common problem with some factory hitches. You are correct, you do not want to grind away any of the metal of a ball mount to get it to fit. Removing some of the powder coat is acceptable provided you do not also remove any metal. What I recommend is looking for a ball mount with the more rounded corners. A ball mount like # BM20 has more rounded corners but it is rated for 7,500 pounds whereas the mount you referenced is rated for 16K. Cushioned ball mount # AM
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Difference Between the Diversi-Tech # DTALBM6625 and # DTALBM6625-2S
The only difference between the two ball mounts is that the trailer ball assembly of the # is stainless steel, while the ball assembly of the # is chrome plated steel. The stainless steel trailer ball assembly will be more corrosion resistant over time. Once the chrome plating of the ball assembly of the # DTALBM6625 is worn away, the assembly will be susceptible to corrosion. If you plan on using the ball mount quite a bit, you might want to go with the # DTALBM6625-2S. Also keep in min
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Choosing the Correct Ball Mount for a 2012 Nissan Pathfinder
We offer a wide variety of ball mounts to choose from. I have attached a link to all of our ball mounts for you to check out. If you are trying to determine the correct rise or drop that you will need to tow your trailer level, then there are a few simple measurements that you can take that will tell you the correct rise or drop that you will need. First, park your Pathfinder and trailer on level ground. Next, measure from the ground to the top of the receiver opening on your trailer hitch.
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Is a 2 inch and a 2-5/16 Ball Included with the Curt Two-Ball Mount
Yes, a 2 inch and a 2-5/16 inch ball is included with the Curt Two Ball Mount # C45002.
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Ball Mount Recommendation for 2 inch Reese Hitch on 2007 Mazda CX-7
Prior to purchasing a ball mount for your vehicle, check the coupler on your boat trailer. The ball size should be stamped into the metal somewhere on the coupler. You will also need a ball mount with the proper rise/drop. I have attached a link to our FAQ page on ball mounts, which will show you how to measure for the correct ball mount. If your measurements prove it appropriate, a good option for your CX-7 with a Reese 2 inch hitch receiver would be the Reese Trailer Hitch Starter Kit # 80
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What Hitch Receiver for a 2012 Range Rover Sport
We can offer some bike transport options for your Rover Sport, but at this time there are no aftermarket hitches from the manufacturers we work with that will fit your specific Land Rover, the 2012 Range Rover Sport. Your options then are to opt for the OEM hitch to mount your bike rack, or to switch to either a trunk-mounted or roof-mounted rack system. First let us look at some trunk-mount options as these are usually the most economical solution. The Yakima KingJoe 2 Trunk Mounted Rack,
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Can Self-Locking, Adjustable, Aluminum Ball Mount, # DTALBM6800 withstand Indiana Winters
I would always recommend storing a ball mount of any type and in any geographic location because I personally hate bumping by shins or knees on them! I have also seen some get corroded and stuck in the hitch receiver so that is another reason to take it out when not in use. The outer parts of the Self-Locking, Adjustable, Aluminum Ball Mount, # DTALBM6800, will withstand those harsh Indiana winters, salt brine, debris, and all. The unit is made of aluminum so it is strong and corrosion resist
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Measuring for the the Best Rise or Drop for a Ball Mount on a 2012 Ford F-350
We certainly have a ball mount with enough drop for you. See the link I have included to the fixed ball mount main page. On the left side you can choose the amount of rise or drop that is best for you. You will want to get the right rise or drop in order to tow the trailer level. I have included a link to an FAQ article that explains how to measure for rise or drop needed to tow a given trailer level. If you will be towing different trailers then an adjustable ball mount, see link, would be
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Will Anderson Alumistinger Ball Mount # AM3507 Fit CURT Hitch on 2013 Toyota Sienna
We have 2 CURT hitch receivers that fit your 2013 Toyota Sienna. The CURT Trailer Hitch Receiver # C13105, a Class III, 2 inch receiver that uses the # 2753 ball mount and provides a 4 inch drop or 2-3/4 inch rise. I have provided a link to instructions on the proper installation of this item and a link to a video showing the installation of this product on a 2012 Toyota Sienna. We also carry the CURT Trailer Hitch Receiver # C12065, a Class II 1-1/4 inch receiver that comes with the CURT Bal
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Availability of Aluminum Ball Mount With 14K Rating and 6-Inch Drop With 1-1/4 Inch Ball Hole
You will need to use the Diversi-Tech Ball Mount, part # DTBM5600. This aluminum ball mount has the same specifications as the Diversi-Tech Ball Mount, part # DTBM4600, you have referenced, but has a 1-1/4 inch ball hole diameter. It has a 6-inch drop and a 14,000-lb gross towing weight capacity. I also have the Diversi-Tech Self-Locking Ball Mount, part # DTLBM9600, with the 1-1/4 inch ball hole diameter. This is the same aluminum design ball mount as the ball mount mentioned above but with
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Will TowReady Pintle Hook # 63105 Work for 22,000 lb Trailer/Cargo Load
The TowReady Bolt-On Pintle Hook # 63105, will work for you in the capacity that you want. It is rated for 30,000 lbs of GTW (gross towing weight). You will have to bolt this product directly to the frame of the tow vehicle or to a reinforced bumper to retain its 30,000 lb GTW as long as the tow vehicle can handle the capacity of the load being towed. Using a pintle hitch mount that attaches to a hitch receiver on a vehicle will reduce the weight capacity to 10,000-12,000 lbs.
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20 Inch Long Trailer Hitch Extender for 2002 Ford F-250 and Trailer with 275 Pounds Tongue Weight
If the Class V hitch on your 2002 Ford F-250 has a 2-1/2 inch receiver opening then you can use extender # RP45292. It will extend the hitch to either 24 or 34 inches. Using an extender in a 2-1/2 inch receiver does not decrease the tongue weight capacity of the hitch like it would with 2 inch hitches. If you have a 2 inch receiver then I recommend the longest regular ball mount available, # 80232 (or # 80233 if you need more drop). These ball mounts measure 16 inches long from the center of
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Is a 1-7/8 Inch Hitch Ball Available for the Diversi-Tech Adjustable Ball Mount # DTALBM6625
I do have a solution that will allow you to use a 1-7/8 inch ball mount with the Diversi-Tech Adjustable Aluminum ball mount, but I spoke with my contact at Diversi-Tech and she told me that they do not offer a separate ball mount platform with a 1-7/8 inch ball mount. Instead, take a look at the Diversi-Tech Adjustable, Aluminum Ball Mount for 2-1/2 inch Receivers, # DTALBM6625-3S. This adjustable ball mount allows you to use the same ball mount platform for a 1-7/8 inch, 2 inch and a 2-5/1
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Curt Class II Euro Style Drawbar # C45592
After speaking to my contact at Curt, I found the most height extension you can achieve with the Curt Class II Euro Style Drawbar # C45592 for your 2011 Volkswagen Golf is with the Curt Class II Drawbar # C45015. This is a 5-inch rise drawbar which provides a total height increase of 2 inches for any cargo you would tow with your vehicle.
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What is the Thread Size and Type on the Hitch Balls Used in the etrailer Ball Mount Kit # 989900
If you are looking at the balls that come in the etrailer ball mount kit # 989900, ball # 19247, is coarse threaded and has a 1-1/2 inch nut and lock washer included. Ball # 19260 is also coarse threaded and it also comes with a nut and lock washer. The shank diameter on each of these balls is 1 inch which is what the included ball mounts in # 989900 accept.
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Distance From Center of Hitch Pin Hole to Center of Ball Hole Convert-A-Ball Ball Mounts # CAB-LD6
The length of the Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount # CAB-LD6 from the center of the ball mount hole to the center of the hitch pin hole, in the towing position, is 15 inches. When the mount is fully extended, the same measurement is 21-1/2 inches. This ball mount will also have a 6-inch drop. I have included a video review of this product. As a reminder, you cannot tow your boat with the ball mount in the full-extended position, only the tow position. The extended and swivel position is only to be u
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Measuring For Ball Mount to Tow Boat with 2011 Toyota 4 Runner
To determine the correct rise or drop needed, you will need to take some measurements. Measure from the top of the receiver opening down to the ground. Then, with your trailer jacked up so that it is level, measure from the bottom of the coupler to the ground. The difference between these two measurements is the rise or drop needed. If the vehicle measurement is taller, you will need a drop. If the coupler measurement is taller, you will need a rise. As long as you are within 1-2 inches of le
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Availability of Cushioned Multipurpose Ball Mount
It sounds like you are looking for a multipurpose ball mount like part # D210, which offers a 2-1/4 inch drop. If you were needing a ballmount with a drop, the D210 would place your trailer coupler about 7/8 inches above level, which would be perfectly acceptable. The D210 is not cushioned, we do not offer a cushioned multipurpose ball mount.
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How to Choose the Correct Ball Mount to Tow Multiple Trailers With a 2012 Ford F-250
The best solution for you may be an adjustable ball mount. This type of ball mount will allow you to adjust the rise or drop so you can tow different trailers level. I have attached a link to all of our adjustable ball mounts for you to check out. If you do not want to use an adjustable ball mount, then to determine which ball mount will work best for your situation, you will want to take a few measurements on your truck and trailers. The first measurement that you will want is the hitch hei
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Availability of Adjustable Ball Mount With Removable Stainless Steel Hitch Balls
The hitch balls cannot be removed on the Diversi-Tech Ball Mounts, part # DTALBM6607, you have referenced. It comes with two chrome-plated steel hitch balls that are 1-7/8 inch and 2-inch size. I have two ball mounts with removable stainless steel balls that have the same rise and drop, but the hitch ball sizes are 2-inch and 2-5/16-inch. They are the Diversi-Tech Ball Mounts, part # DTALBM6600-2S, and the newer Solid Tow design in the Diversi-Tech Ball Mounts, part # DTSTBM6600-2S. The S
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Distance from the Pin Hole to the Adjustable Drop Bar of the Rapid Hitch Ball Mount Kit
I pulled a Rapid Hitch Adjustable, Locking, Aluminum Ball Mount Kit # AM3473 from our warehouse and measured dimension you asked about and found it to be 5-5/16 inches.
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Will the Curt Class II Euro Style Drawbar, # C45562, Fit a 2008 Ford Escape with 1-1/4 Inch Receiver
The Curt Class II Euro Style Drawbar, # C45562, fits a 1-1/4 inch receiver and has a 2 inch diameter ball. Normally on a Class II trailer hitch, you have to use the ball mount recommended by the hitch manufacturer to avoid voiding the warranty. Otherwise to choose the correct ball mount you would follow the steps to measure for rise or drop in the FAQ I have linked for you.
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Using Weight Distribution System On 2012 Honda Ridgeline
Honda specifically states in the Owners Manual that they do not recommend using a weight distribution system on a Ridgeline. Honda states that an improperly adjusted W/D system can reduce steering, handling and braking performance (paraphrase from owners manual.) Does this mean that a properly adjusted system is okay? Good question. I would recommend checking with your Honda Dealer for clarification. We cannot recommend anything that would contradict the vehicle manufacturer recommendations.
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