Adjustable Ball Mount With Sway Control Tab

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You sell a Curt Ball Mount w/ Sway Control Tab for 2inch Hitches - 3/4inch Rise, 2inch - 7,500 lbs. Do you carry or know where to get this same reciever with a 4inch drop?

asked by: Jayson

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Expert Reply:

You can pick up a ball mount like the Curt # D320 with a sway control tab that offers 4 inches of drop right here on this page!

The Draw-Tite # 7390 is adjustable between 3-3/4" of rise and 5-1/4" of drop and has a 6,000 lb towing capacity and 600 lb tongue weight capacity.

Your other option is to use a ball mount with a 4" drop and 7,500 lb capacity such as the Draw-Tite # 2753 with Reese Sway-Control Bracket # RP26003.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Jerry J.

6/8/2020

need a hitch that has a 2" rise with sway control on rh side anything available?

Chris R.

6/12/2020

The best option we have available is the adjustable Draw-Tite # 7390, which features a maximum rise of 3-3/4" (so you can get your 2" rise) and a sway control tab that can be mounted on the left or right side.

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