Does the Titan Ball Mount # 45123 Have the Same Weight Capacity when Used in the Rise Position
Updated 04/26/2012 | Published 04/25/2012
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Question:
to get a rise out of the hitch do you just flip it over so it comes up and does it have the same rating as it would going down.
asked by: Jon
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Expert Reply:
The Titan Ball Mount you referenced, part # 45123 can certainly be used in the rise position. The ball mount has a 3-1/2 inch rise, and has the same 12000 lb towing/ 1200 lb tongue weight capacity when used in the rise position.
This ball mount requires a trailer ball with a 1-1/4 inch diameter shank like the # A-90 2 inch ball or the # 63836 2-5/16 inch ball.
This ball mount is not compatible with the Ford Super Duty OEM 2-1/2 inch receiver.
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Mike L
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