Affective Solution To Covering Up An Empty B&W Turnoverball Hitch Hole
Updated 07/13/2022 | Published 07/12/2022
Question:
Im wanting to install a BW Companion hitch in the bed of my truck, but Im curious about something. If I need to load up mulch or gravel in the bed after removing the hitch, how would I plug up the gooseneck hole so debris doesnt get down in the Turnover Ball hitch that the Companion mounts to ? I was thinking of just taping some cardboard over it? There has to be a smarter way though!
asked by: Alex C
Expert Reply:
You're right! There is a much smarter and easier way!
Take a look at the:
-B&W Rubber Cover for Empty Turnoverball Socket # BWGNXA1715.
This will easily and affectively cover up the Turnoverball hole without the need for cardboard and tape!
I've also included a quick 5 minute video showing how you can easily install this on your setup.
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