Ball Mount with 4 inch Drop, 2 inch Ball, and 10k Weight Capacity

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Is it possible to get the very same product 2inch ball, 4inch drop, but, with 10k capacity?

asked by: Bill L

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I have a similar solution that will work great for you but we don't have exactly what you are looking for with a hitch ball installed as well. So instead the best way to accomplish what you are looking for is with a fixed ball mount part # C45311 which has the 4 inches of drop, 10k capacity, and fits a 2 inch hitch.

For a 2 inch ball to then fit this you'd want the # A-90 which also has a 10k capacity and you'd be set.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 12

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