Finding the right hitch ball can make all the difference in your towing experience, and this chrome-plated 1-7/8" diameter hitch ball is just what you need. With its internal threading, you can use any 3/4" bolt length for installation. The sleek chrome finish not only looks great but offers durability in various conditions, ensuring your trailer hitch is both functional and stylish.
Say goodbye to wrestling with bolts and adapters. This hitch ball's unique internal threaded design means you don't need extra tools or a mechanic's expertise to install it. Simply find a 3/4" diameter bolt of your desired length, and you're ready to hit the road. It's hassle-free installation at its best, making your towing preparation as swift as possible.
When towing, every detail counts, and this hitch ball provides reliable performance with its 2,000-pound weight capacity. It's ideal for hauling light to moderate loads, ensuring your trailer stays securely connected throughout your journey. Whether you're moving gear for a weekend getaway or transporting work equipment, this hitch ball supports your trailer with strength and security.
Thanks to its chrome-plated steel construction, this hitch ball not only stands up to the demands of the road but also enhances the look of your vehicle. It delivers long-lasting durability without sacrificing appearance, making sure your trailer hitch looks as good as it performs.
Versatility is key when it comes to trailer hitches, and this product delivers with its 3/4" diameter x 2" long shank. Its size makes it a perfect fit for a wide range of trailers, ensuring seamless connections every time. Whether you're using it for a motorcycle, ATV, or standard trailer, you can count on it to suit your needs.
Trailer enthusiasts rave about the hitch ball's suitability for ATVs, motorcycles, and more. It fits perfectly, works smoothly, and keeps your trailer securely in place, giving you the confidence to take on new adventures. With its great-looking chrome and easy installation, you'll wonder how you ever managed without it.
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Hey, everybody. Adam here with etrailer. Today, we're gonna be taking a look at the Brophy trailer ball. So this one's gonna have a capacity of 2000 pounds, which means a tongue weight of 200 pounds. And it is going to be an 1 7/8 inch ball. We want to make sure to check our coupler, which is usually right here.
And it usually tells us what's going on. With a new coupler, it's going to say it. With the older ones it might wear off, so you just want to make sure that it's going to be the right one for you. But that also we need to figure out exactly which ball mount to use. So we wanna make sure that the diameter is going to be about 3/4 of an inch.
But the cool thing about this ball, as you can see, it doesn't really look like your standard ball. Well, this is internally threaded. So you really don't see this a whole lot. We do a lot of ball mount videos here, and trailer balls, and stuff like that. And having an internal thread, it's going to be really nice for keeping the length underneath our ball mount nice and low.
Of course, we want to torque this down to the settings with a torque wrench just to make sure it's nice and tight. But with this, as you can see, there's only like maybe an inch or so underneath where we're mounting it. So I would probably use this on one of my lawn tractors, just because there's a little tab down at the bottom that is pretty low to the ground, and with a normal traditional ball with a longer shank, it's probably going to hit, and I'd rather not, you know, make a bunch of ruts and stuff in my yard. So, that's going to be a great way to kind of avoid that situation altogether. We do want to make sure that we're not going to overload the ball.
So just make sure that you are getting the right ball mount for this ball, but also we want to make sure that we're not overloading our hitch. Just because we can carry 2000 pounds with this, if our hitch says less, we're going to go with the lesser number of all the components. So just be smart, just so everybody else is safe on the road. And that's basically it. I mean, there is a chrome finish to it, which a lot of them have that, but it will eventually rust away. So if you did want to maybe avoid that, you can grab an aluminum one, but at the end of the day, no one's really going to see it when it's being used. So that's not really a big deal with me. But that's basically it for our look at the Brophy 1 7/8 internal thread trailer ball..
GREAT SERVICE
Inside thread a bit rusty
As advertised
worked perfectly on my lawn tractor
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