Curt Channel-Mount Coupler - Squeeze Latch - 2-5/16" Ball - 15,000 lbs

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Today we're going to take a look at the Curt channel mount squeeze latch coupler, designed to fit a 2 and 5/16ths diameter ball and has 15,000 pound weight capacity.Now, this coupler is compatible with the Curt adjustable channel brackets that we do sell separately on our website. They're part number C48610 and C48650. Both of those brackets are listed on this product page as a related product. Now, this is secured by the demo bolt mounting system. It is a channel mount design, so it does allow for nice, easy height adjustment. Basically, you take these bolts out, slide this into your adjustable channel mount, put your bolts in the holes, and you have a multitude of holes that you could raise or lower this coupler to get your correct height for your application.It is a nice, easy lock latching system.

Includes a safety pin for optimum security and if you want extra security instead of the safety pin, the hole is large enough you could put a coupler lock through there to lock it into place so nobody could open it or remove it from the ball.It is constructed of a heavy duty cast steel. It's protected by a nice, durable carbon black powder coat finish. We mentioned the ball size it fits is the 2 and 5/16ths diameter. Weight capacity, 15,000 pounds and tongue weight capacity of 2,250 pounds. Basically, just to show you what you would do, you would squeeze this latch together, move it forward, and it'll lock in the open position.

That way it'll open that up for a 2 and 5/16ths ball. I happen to pull one here, so you can see it'll drop onto the ball. Once it drops onto it, all you have to do is squeeze it and it'll release it and lock it into place. Then just take your safety pin, this snapper pin right here, run it through the hole all the way. Snap it.

That'll keep you, nobody can open that up. And again, if you wanted extra security I mentioned, you could actually put a coupler lock, but that'll keep that latch from opening and keep it secure to the ball.Then, when you're ready to decouple, just remove the safety pin. Again, squeeze the latch, move it all the way up and it'll lock in the open position, and you can remove your coupler from the ball.That should do it for the review on the Curt channel mount squeeze latch coupler for a 2 and 5/16ths diameter ball, and it has a 15,000 pound weight capacity.