What Hitch Pin and Hitch Ball for Use with the Curt 1-1/4-Inch Class I Ball Mount, Part # C45018
Updated 05/06/2013 | Published 05/01/2013 >
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Question:
Hello, does this product come with a pin to attach it to my hitch? If not, can you recommend one from your web site. Also when ordering a mounting ball for C45018 is a short shank long enough? Thanks
asked by: Kevin
Expert Reply:
The Curt Class I Ball Mount, part # C45018, is made for use with 1-1/4-inch hitch receivers and is rated for up to 200-lbs tongue weight (TW) and a gross towing weight (GTW) of 2000 lbs. This ball mount does not include a hitch ball or a hitch pin/clip.
You can use hitch pin and clip # F-4. For a hitch ball you can use a medium-shank type, either Curt # A-80 if you need a 1-7/8 diameter ball, or # A-82 if your trailer requires a 2-inch ball.
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Curt Class I Drawbar - 5/8" Rise, 1-1/4" Drop - 6-3/4" Long - 2,000 lbs
- Trailer Hitch Ball Mount
- Fixed Ball Mount
- No Ball
- Steel Shank
- Drop - 1 Inch
- Rise - 1 Inch
- Fits 1-1/4 Inch Hitch
- 2000 lbs GTW
- CURT
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