Can 2 Hitch Ball on Husky Center Line Weight Distribution be Replaced with 2-5/16 Hitch Ball

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I have the centerline ts with the 2 inch ball and have upgraded to a larger trailer. It requires a 2 5/16, would it be possible to just change the ball? I am within the trunnion weight ratings of 600lbs. Thank you.

asked by: Quang N

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Yes, you can swap the 2" hitch ball # HT33853 on your 6K Husky Center Line Weight Distribution # HT32215 with the 2-5/16" hitch ball # HT39386 since your newer trailer has a larger coupler size.

You just need a 1-7/8" socket like part # ALL643216 to remove your older hitch ball and install the new one.

expert reply by: Jon G

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