What Holds the Replacement Gooseneck Ball # 19310 in Place

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I have an adapter with 5 ball barrings in the side wall on the edges. The filler adapter has the flange on the bottom similar to this ball, will this work with my set up?

asked by: Roy G

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Gooseneck ball # 19310 is a replacement for several discontinued hitches as well as gooseneck plate # RP58079. It is held in with a snap ring # 30556. Which adapter do you have? I may be able to determine if this or another ball will fit.

expert reply by: Michael H

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Answer 3

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