Pintle Hitch Ball with 2" Diameter, 10,000 lbs GTW - Chrome

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• Hitch Ball and Shank Recommendations for a Equalizer WD System
  You would need to measure the shank of your current hitch ball to see if it would be compatible. You will need to measure the width of the threaded portion of the ball as well as the length of that same portion. For a hitch ball that fits the required dimension you would want part # 63018 for a 2 inch ball or part # 63019 for a 2-5/16 inch ball. For a shank you could use the part # 17120 as it would be compatible and would work well.
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• Recommend Hitch Ball to Fit an Equal-I-zer Weight Distribution Hitch
  I have a solution for you, however, the Tow Ready 2 inch Trailer Ball, # 63018, has a shank length of 2-9/16 inches. This trailer ball will be too long to fit into the Equal-I-zer WD hitch. The Equal-I-zer Hitch Ball # EQ91-00-6080, is a 2 inch trailer ball with a 2-1/4 long shank. This is designed to be used in the Equal-I-zer WD hitches. A 1-7/8 inch thin walled socket, like # ALL643216 will be needed to mount the ball to the hitch head.
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• Can the Curt TruTrack Weight Distribution System # C17500 be Purchased Without the Shank
  You can piece out the Curt TruTrack Weight Distribution System # C17500 with the following part numbers that include everything but the shank: Trunnion Spring Bar - # C17536 (need 2 of these) Spring Bar Lift Tool - # C17512 Frame Brackets - # C17508 Replacement Head - # C17507 Hardware Kit - # C17550 2" Hitch Ball - # 63018 or 2-5/16" Hitch Ball # C40085 This is slightly more cost-effective than purchasing the whole assembly, but also keep in mind that the assembly comes with...
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• Recommended Hitch Ball For Use with Equalizer Weight Distribution Systems
  Since Equalizer specifically recommends a hitch ball at or less than 2-3/8 inches in length with a 1-1/4 inch diameter shank you would want to use the part # 63018 for a 2 inch ball or part # 63019 for a 2-5/16 inch hitch ball with the part # EQ37100ET. If you were not going to use the one that came with it.
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• What is the Capacity of a Pintle Hook Combo Hitch when Used with a 2 Inch Ball
  If you were to use a 50mm ball or the 2 inch ball # 63018, you will need to go by the ball capacity since it will most likely be lower than the pintle hitch capacity. In the case of # 63018, the capacity is 10,000 pounds. If using it as a pintle, it would have a 16,000 pound capacity. If you only needed the smaller ball though you could just use pintle hook combo # TR63011.
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• Which Pintle Balls are Compatible with Pintle Hook 63012
  I pulled the two inch diameter pintle hitch ball, # TR63051, and part # 63012, off the shelf and you can swap this ball onto the pintle in part # 63012. If you only need a 2 inch ball and not both balls, you can order part # TR63011 which is the same pintle with a 2 inch ball. The note you read on the bottom of the page on part # 63018 pertains to a different manufacturer of pintle hooks, but this ball will not fit on the pintle hook combo, # 63012, because the shank is 1-1/4 inch...
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• Will Weight Distribution System 66074 be Compatible With Both 14ft Hallmark and Boat Trailers
  Weight distribution system # RP66074 would work well for an enclosed trailer, but will not be compatible with your boat trailer if it is equipped with a hydraulic (surge) brake coupler. A better system would be the Reese Steadi-Flex Weight Distribution System # RP66560. This offers the same tongue weight capacity as the # RP66074 system you were looking at, but the friction sway control would be compatible with your boat trailer setup if it has surge style trailer brakes. If your...
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• Which Strait Line System Is Appropriate for a 10,000lb GVWR Trailer
  The 1200 tongue weight Strait Line weight distribution system # RP66074 would definitely be the better choice over the 800 pound system, especially if the dry tongue weight is already at 931 pounds. I would actually suggest you go with a heavier duty setup like the 1500 pound tongue weight system, part # RP66130, if your loaded tongue weight is going to end up around 1031 pounds. You are also going to need a weight distribution shank and hitch ball. Shank # RP54970 is commonly used...
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• Recommended Weight Distribution System and Trailer Hitch Receiver for a 2004 Honda Pilot
  In order to choose the correct weight distribution system, you will need to find the total tongue weight of your towing setup by adding the tongue weight of both your loaded ready to tow trailer and any cargo stored behind the rear axle of the tow vehicle. The average total tongue weight (TW) rating of a trailer is typically 10-15% of the gross trailer weight (GTW). An easy way to find this would involve using a tongue weight scale like the Sherline Trailer Tongue Weight Scale part #...
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