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Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches - 10-3/4" Rise, 12" Drop - 7,000 lbs
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Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches - 10-3/4" Rise, 12" Drop - 7,000 lbs

Part Number: AMSC12
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This tall ball mount lets you easily tow a trailer with a lifted truck. It measures 12-1/2" from center of hitch pin hole to center of ball hole. Cushioned interior absorbs shock. Powder coat finish resists corrosion. 2,000-lb Max tongue weight. Great Prices for the best trailer hitch ball mount from Convert-A-Ball. Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches - 10-3/4" Rise, 12" Drop - 7,000 lbs part number AMSC12 can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Convert-A-Ball Trailer Hitch Ball Mount - AMSC12

Highlights

  • 12" Drop or 10-3/4" Rise for Level Towing: Keeps tall or lifted setups matched to trailer height.
  • 7,000 lbs GTW / 2,000 lbs TW Capacity: Handles heavy boats, campers, or utility trailers.
  • Cushioned Polyurethane Core: Absorbs shock and road bounce to protect cargo and driveline parts.
  • 16" Overall Length with 12-1/2" Pin-to-Ball: Adds clearance for tailgates, jacks, or accessories.
  • Steel Shank with Powder Coat Finish: Resists corrosion from road salt and grime.
  • THMA V-5 and SAE J-684 Rated: Meets recognized safety standards for towing equipment.
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Features to know about

Levels Out Big Drops and Lifts: 10-3/4" Rise or 12" Drop

When your trailer sits way higher or lower than the tow vehicle, getting it level is key to keeping things stable. This ball mount gives you a huge 12" drop or 10-3/4" rise so you can match up with taller trucks or lower trailers without stressing the setup. The long 12-1/2" distance from the hitch pin hole to the ball hole helps with clearance and alignment when backing up or turning tight.

Convert-A-Ball fixed ball mount for 2-inch hitch with extended drop design and black powder coat finish

Steel fixed trailer ball mount for 2-inch hitch receiver with deep drop design and glossy black finish

Smooths Out Road Shock: Cushioned Interior for Quieter, Easier Towing

Every bump and stop sends shock through your hitch, and that can wear down parts over time. The polyurethane interior inside this mount acts like a built-in buffer, absorbing bounce and vibration before it reaches your hitch or driveline. It’s especially nice on rough roads where the cushion helps keep the trailer steady instead of jerking around.

Built for Heavy Loads: 7,000 lbs GTW and 2,000 lbs Tongue Weight

Hauling larger campers, boats, or work trailers calls for real strength. This solid steel mount delivers with a 7,000-lb gross towing weight rating and a 2,000-lb tongue weight limit. It meets THMA V-5 and SAE J-684 standards, so you can count on it to handle heavy duty towing without flexing or bending under pressure.

Holds Up Against Weather: Steel with Powder Coat Finish

Rain, salt, and grime can eat through unprotected metal fast. The gloss black powder coat finish on this mount resists corrosion so it stays looking good and working right even after long trips in bad weather. It’s the kind of gear you can leave installed without worrying about rust taking over.

Simple, Straightforward Setup: Fixed Design That Just Works

No moving parts or complex adjustments here—just slide it into your 2" receiver, line up the pin holes, and secure it with a 5/8" hitch pin or lock (sold separately). The fixed design keeps everything tight and consistent every time you tow, so you can hook up and go without fuss.

Specs

Application

  • Fits: 2" x 2" trailer hitch receivers

Weight and Capacity

  • Gross towing weight: 7,000 lbs
  • Tongue weight: 2,000 lbs

Dimensions

  • Length: 16" from end of shank to center of ball hole
  • Pin hole to ball hole distance: 12-1/2" from center of hitch pin hole to center of ball hole
  • Rise: 10-3/4" from top of inside of hitch opening
  • Drop: 12" from top of inside of hitch opening
  • Ball hole diameter: 1"
  • Pin hole diameter: 5/8"

Technical diagram of Convert-A-Ball cushioned ball mount showing rise, drop, and length measurements for 2-inch hitch receivers

Warranty

  • Limited warranty: 2-Year

AMSC-12 Convert-A-Ball Cushioned Ball Mount for 2" Square Receiver - 10-3/4" Rise or 12" Drop - 7,000 lbs GTW - 2,000 lbs TW





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Ratings & Reviews

4.9

1393 reviews
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This tall ball mount lets you easily tow a trailer with a lifted truck. It measures 12-1/2" from center of hitch pin hole to center of ball hole. Cushioned interior absorbs shock. Powder coat finish resists corrosion. 2,000-lb Max tongue weight.

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Wasn't sure this was what I needed but this hitch worked great. Seems to be well made. Truck has 40 inch tires and 11 inch lift and now i can pull camper and a small trailer without putting the smaller tires back on.



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I needed this 12 inch drop ball mount to accommodate my tow dolly on the back of my Winnebago motor home.
Once again, service through etrailer is always great.

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James L.

8/17/2020

Perfect fit for my Winnebago and my car tow dolly.



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Works great with my set up!

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Antoney

6/25/2021

Great!



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It's the only 12" drop hitch I could find anywhere. I didn't need the polymer vibration absorption feature (which basically doubles the price from a standard drop hitch), but I needed this for a specific application, so I had to shell out the extra money for it. Seems very well made and strong. Time will tell!



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This extreme rise ball mount is what I need to make my passenger car into a back-up trailer puller. It is well built and has a welded strut to reinforce the long rise/drop ball mount. The "shock damper" feature is sure to help absorb the leverage movement that a rise/drop ball mount passes on to the hitch receiver itself.

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Rusty

8/31/2023

This unit is still exactly what I needed, and still



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fast shipping, easy ordering



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I added a hidden hitch and this is just what I needed.



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Excellent work and fitting to get to that levels of towing and safety



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Shipping was quick. Service was great. I had to cancel an order and replace it with this one. No problems. Product is also better than expected.

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Brooke M.

4/11/2025

Love to hear it! Thanks, Lucas!



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Tow infrequently; got new(to us) 2015 RAM 2500 pick up to tow our 38’ touring travel trailer. Have a HD WD hitch & adjustable sway control hitch set up we use for this trailer, but needed a drop hitch for our smaller Travel trailer& misc use haul trailer,,,,both much lighter & do not require the sway control set up. This drop hitch & ball fit the bill perfectly as the needed drop did not provide suffice t ground clearances to utilize the WD hitch mount setup (which was not needed) for those smaller loads. E-trailer worked w us to get the product we needed & an option that was inexpenve but sufficiently rated to pull our smaller trailers! Very happy our results !



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Very nice ball mount. High weight rating and well made. In the US even!



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the drop hitch was Just what I needed for my trucks lift. fits perfect and well made. the service was awesome as well. shipped it out same day.



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Wow. Product shipped same day, regular ground, but arrived only 2 days later. Had the cushion feature on it that I hadn't even noticed or expected. My Toyota truck is lifted 6" with a Nissan Titan hitch custom welded on so this brought it down to the perfect height for me (14"). Great value too. Thanks!



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Perfect Fit!
07-12 Jeep Wrangler JK
with 3.5" lift. This was the exact product to get the trailer back on level.
Great service and fast shipping.



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I need this for my small trailer, just the perfect height.
Very satisfied with etrailer, shipping was great and fast
Their web page is very easy to navigate and place orders.
I will buy again from etrailer.



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I am very happy with the 12 inch drop hitch i bought it was just the way it was described on the web site it will work perfect for pulling the car trailer to the races.



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It was exactly what I was looking for.



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Not that many non-adjustable option for a 12” drop and this one is the best! Love the cushion and it’s very strong. I put that to the test today when I got rear ended with it in the back of my truck. This thing saved the back of my Ram. Came right back to etrailer and ordered a new one!



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The hitch appears to be made very well and heavy duty. I haven't had a chance to tow with it yet, but this was the only company I could find that carried a 12 inch drop down in stock. I had two other companies cancel my order because the 12 inch drop was no longer available through them. Excellent price also.



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Great looking drop hitch and unbelievably fast shipping. Works great on my 2012 dodge diesel with 6" lift and 37" tires. The 10,000 lb. rating is the highest I could find with this much drop not to mention about half the cost of any other hitch I found. Customer service and shipping verification follow up is second to none. I'll be buying from them from now on.



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Arrived today. Fast shipping, and thank you for that!
Seems to be a quality ball mount. Just what I needed to get the ball lower to tow my trailer. With this, now the top of the ball is at 16" where it needs to be. Custom built receiver on my old moving box van. Just need to weld on safety chain slots and paint it. Can't drop the lift gate with the receiver in (its pinned on both sides), but hey....I can tow now.



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Looks good but haven’t towed with it yet. Price was a little higher after conversation and shipping but looks like a decent product. My truck is a dodge 3500 with a 6” long arm lift on 37” tires and this 12” looks like it will be perfect for my cargo and utility trailer’s. Other note it was a little loose in my 2” hitch so I added a receiver clamp to stop rattle.



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Exactly what I needed. This fits on my front receiver, which is hidden at the bottom of my grill. I needed the extended drop to keep the trailer level when manouvering. The hitch is of good quality. I’ve only used it at very low speeds. Works for me.



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Looks to be a well built hitch there's virtually no other 12" drop hitches short of expensive adjustable ones it's just about right for my custom bumper

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Gwendolyn Y.

5/2/2025

Big drop ball mounts are becoming harder and harder to find. But more importantly, you mention your custom bumper, I don't think I've ever seen one like that. I need to know the story behind it.



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This is a ball hitch mount that is not a standard unit, problem I had I purchased a new p/u going from a 2500 series which stood higher to a 1500 series standing lower by 4" also lowering 3 1/2" towing a 4800 pound boat as we all know, needing to tow level, that wasn't going to happen, this ball mount did the trick, fits D.O.T. standards also more than what i needed for weight requirements

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Bob

6/3/2014

Ball mount achieved the goal for my height requirements, what I didnt explain the piston action in the ball mount, it does cushion the back and fourth while towing considerably if and when I will buy one with it, also you got it to me in two days great device l


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    Hi Martin! I will admit to not knowing 100% what you mean, but the Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches - 10-3/4" Rise, 12" Drop - 7,000 lbs # AMSC12 you were looking at does indeed have 12" of drop. It's actually the only fixed option we currently carry that offers this much drop as well. Out of curiosity, are you wanting this for a lifted truck? If so, what do you have?
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