What Ball Mount Comes with Curt Rockerball Ball Mount Kit with 3 inch Drop C63KR

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Hello, I already have a rockerball with a 2inch ball. I need a mount with a 3inch drop for a 2inch receiver. Do you have one? I suppose you dont have a rockerball in 50MM?

asked by: Gary M

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The ball mount that comes with the # C63KR has a 3 inch drop but since you already have the ball all you'd need is the ball mount of the kit which would be part # C93KR.

The Rockerball is not available with a 50 mm ball size.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 12

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What Ball Mount Comes with Curt Rockerball Ball Mount Kit with 3 inch Drop C63KR

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