Switch between trailers without swapping ball mounts. This adjustable dual-ball mount fits 2" hitch receivers, helps keep different trailers level, and stows the hitch balls underneath when you're not towing.
When you're done towing, rotate the dual-ball assembly beneath the shank until your next trip. With the hitch balls tucked underneath instead of sticking out behind your truck, you have more room to walk around the back of your vehicle while leaving the ball mount ready for the next tow.
Flip the shank to configure the ball mount for either drop or rise positioning. This makes it easier to level different vehicle and trailer combinations without switching between multiple fixed ball mounts.
The StowPro receives a liquid A-coat before the carbide black powder coat is applied. Together, these coatings help protect the inside and outside of the ball mount against corrosion from road spray, rain, and year-round towing.
Measure from the ground to the top inside edge of your hitch receiver opening, then measure from the ground to the bottom of your trailer coupler while the trailer is level. The difference between those measurements determines how much drop or rise you need to tow your trailer level.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi, everybody. Andy here with etrailer. Let's take a quick look at this CURT StowPro 2 Ball Mount for your two-inch trailer hitch receiver. Now this is going to be a pretty flexible adjustable ball mount that's designed for those who tow different trailers or switch between multiple tow vehicles. So this does come with your two-inch and two in 5/16ths inch hitch ball. So you're gonna be able to easily accommodate different trailer couplers all without needing separate ball amounts.
In terms of capacity, this is rated for trailers up to 10,000 pounds gross trailer weight, making this suitable for a wide range of utility equipment, boat and camper trailers. I just wanted to show you real quickly how easy this is going to be to swap the different ball sizes. So right now, we have this on the two and 5/16th inch ball and removing the pin and clip there, I'm just going to rotate it just like that. And then I'm going to replace the pin and clip, make sure I've got the right hole here, line that up, replace the clip, and I am ready to go with my two-inch ball. So that's how easy this is going to be to change ball sizes.
Now, of course, one of the biggest advantages here is the adjustable height design. This dual ball platform can be moved up or down to help level your trailer, and that's going to improve towing stability and reduce uneven weight distribution. In this orientation, this is going to give you a drop of about seven inches, and then when you flip this over, you're gonna get a rise of about seven-and-a-half inches. As you see here, I'm removing the pins and clips here on the assembly here from the shank. And just wanted to show you how easy this was going to be to get that height adjustment that you're looking for.
So as you can see, this moves up and down very easily, so you're not gonna be struggling at the back of your truck to get that height adjustment that you're looking for. Something else I wanted to show you while we're here is that this ball platform can be stowed when it's not in use. So I'm gonna rotate the ball just like that and find the holes here that will hold that in place. Line that up again, replace the pin and clip and then all you have to do is bring this back just like that. And then, of course, you will secure this in place with the pins and clips.
But, of course, when you have it like this, you're not gonna have to worry about when you walk behind your truck accidentally banging up your shins or anything like that. The ball assembly, the ball platform is gonna be behind, underneath your truck, so it's gonna be out of the way. So that's a great feature that this has. I'm gonna go ahead and bring this back up, line up my holes. And obviously this is going to work smoother when you have this in your trailer hitch receiver. It's gonna a little more stable. Plus, you don't have it on the turntable either. So I'm just going to line up the holes here, get that back into place, just like that. Put that in place as well. Replace the clip. So I just wanted to give you a brief demonstration just to show you that when you have this in your trailer hitch receiver, it's gonna be very easy to get that height adjustment, the ball size that you're looking for, and you're not going to have to worry about it taking a whole long time getting what you're looking for. So I'm just gonna put this back in the usable spot here. And this is built very well, it's very robust. This has got a carbide black powder coat finish along with a liquid A-coat applied inside and out. That's gonna give you excellent corrosion resistance. And again, this is going to slide into your two-inch trailer hitch receiver. The hitch pin hole diameter is 5/8ths of an inch. Now this does not include a hitch pin and clip, so if you don't already have one, you just have to pick that up. So of course, I would recommend taking a look at our hitch lock options just to make sure that you're securing this investment that you're making to the back of your vehicle. We do have other drop and rise heights available, so if this isn't exactly what you're looking for, do take a look at the other options that we have. I think that's gonna wrap up our look today. Again, my name's Andy. Thank you for joining me.
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