Let’s Check Out the Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches Video

Hey Vernon, The best way to reduce tongue weight if you have to much is using a weight distribution system like #C95MJ. This system is going to evenly distribute the weight between the trailer and the towing vehicle taking stress off of the rear axle…

The Draw-Tite Ball Mounts, item #4283, does not come in a 6 inch rise configuration. At this time we do not have a ball mount with a 6 inch rise available. We do offer two ball mounts with a bit higher rise. The Convert-A-Ball Cushioned Ball Mount…

For the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class II - 1-1/4" #C12172, there really isn't a solution other than to use a torque wrench. Without torqing the necessary bolts to the manufacturer specs, you void the warranty and can have…

Hey Randy! The etrailer Anti-Rattle Hitch Collar item #e38FV does not come in 2-1/2" but I can still make your F-350 happy. A comparable option for a 2-1/2" receiver is the B&W Anti-Rattle Clamp item #BW65FR. This also connects to the…

This is a really great question! So ideally you have the trailer sitting as level as possible when you are towing. So that means that if your vehicle suspension is going to sag with the tongue weight of your trailer on the ball mount you'd want…

The heaviest cushioned ball mounts we currently offer are 18,000 pounds gross towing weight. The tongue weight is 2,000 pounds. They are the Convert-A-Ball #AMSCV-6, #AMSCV-2 and #AMSCV-4. The most popular of the 3 we currently offer is part…

To determine rise or drop ball mount you'd need, you'll need to make a simple calculation. Measure the distance from the inside top edge of the receiver tube down to the ground, it sounds like you've already done that and came up with 20…

I'd recommend going with the #EM34423 instead as it's closer to the length you need as it is 5-1/2 feet long and it has a higher capacity at 1,333 lbs working load limit and 4,000 lbs break strength. The ratchet portion could easily be…

To help alleviate the back and forth chucking you are experiencing with your 2 inch receiver there are a couple of things I recommend doing. First is to use a cushioned ball mount, the Convert-A-Ball, which is designed to reduce this type of movement…

Curt recommends the use of 250 ft/lbs of torque when tightening the nuts of their hitch balls with a 1 inch diameter shank like the part #C40034 that you referenced. The general rule is for a 3/4" shank tighten to 150 ft/lbs For a 1" shank…