Let’s Check Out the Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches- Video
Today we'll be reviewing part number AMSC8. This is a Convert-A-Ball Cushioned Ball Mount for 2 Inch Hitches. The cushioned ball mount is there to protect a towed vehicle's drive line and hitch assembly as well as the trailer's contents. There's a polyurethane interior that acts as a shock absorber, reducing the balance and vibration that a regular ball mount may have. This does function as a rise or drop to help ensure a more level tow for your application. It has a really nice powder coated finish over top of the steel which is going to really help it stand up well against rust and corrosion. more
All About the Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches- Video
Randy: Hey guys, it's Randy here at etrailer.com. Today we're taking a look at something that I really like. This is the Convert-a-Ball Cushioned Ball Mount, so essentially it's going to be just like any standard ball mount, but they've built cushion into the shank. Your pinhole's going to go. we've got a cutaway here actually as an example. You can see the pinhole's going to be located in a cutaway. more
Fit Test: Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches with 2013 Chevrolet Silverado- Video
Today on our 2013 Chevrolet Silverado well be test fitting the Convert-a-Ball cushioned ball mount for two-inch hitches with a 6 inch rise or 8 inch drop rated at 10,000 pounds, part number amsc8. Now to begin well go ahead and get our hitch height measurement. To do this well measure from the ground to the inside top edge of the receiver tube opening. Our hitch height for this vehicle is 19 1/4 inches. Keep in mind that your measurement can vary due to hitch styles, tire sizes, or any other accessory that may affect your vehicles ride height. Now we can go ahead and slide the shank of our ball mount into our hitch, line up the pin hole, and install our hitch pin and clip. more
How to Install the Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches on a 2006 Chevrolet Silverado- Video
Today, on our 2006 Chevrolet Silverado, we'll be test-fitting the Convert-A-Ball cushion ball mount for 2-inch hitches for the 6 3/4-inch rise or 8-inch drop, rated at 10,000 pounds. Now, to begin, we'll need to get out hitch height measurement. To do this, we'll measure from the top of the receiver tube opening to the ground. On this truck that measurement is 19 inches. Now, keep in mind that measurement can vary due to hitch style, tire size, or any other accessory that may affect your vehicle's right height, so it's a good idea to measure yours. We'll now simply slide the shank of our ball mount into the hitch, line up the hitch pinhole and install our hitch pin. more
Today on our 2014 Chevy Suburban we'll be test fitting the Convert-A-Ball cushioned ball mount for 2" hitches, rated at 10,000 lbs., with a 6 3/4" rise or an 8" drop, part number AMSC8. Before we begin our test fit we're first going to get the hitch height of our Suburban. The hitch height is the measurement from the ground to the inside top of the receiver tube. We'll get a hitch height of about 24 1/2". Keep in mind this measurement may vary due to tire size, hitch style, or aftermarket accessories. We'll begin our test fit in the drop position by sliding the shank of the ball mount into the opening of the hitch. After lining up the pinholes we'll insert our pin through the pinholes and then secure it with the clip on the other side. more
2013 Chevrolet Suburban Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches: Complete Installation- Video
Today on our 2013 Chevy Suburban, we'll be test fitting a Convert-A-Ball cushion ball mount for 2-inch hitches, part number AMSC8. Before we begin our test fit, we will first obtain the hitch height of our vehicle. This is the measurement from the ground to the inside top of the receiver tube. We'll get a measurement of about 23-1/4 of an inch. Keep in mind, this measurement vay vary, due to tire size, hitch style, or other market accessories. We'll begin our test fit in the drop position, by sliding the shank of the ball mount into the opening of the hitch. more
Installing the Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches on your 2013 Chevrolet Tahoe- Video
Today on our 2013 Chevy Tahoe we'll be test fitting the Convert-A-Ball Cushion Ball Mount for 2 Inch Hitches with a 6-3/4 Inch Rise or 8 Inch Drop Rated at 10,000 Pounds, part number amsc8. Now before we begin our test fit we'll first need to obtain the hitch height of our vehicle. This is the measurement from the ground to the inside top of the receiver tube where we'll get a measurement of 24 inches.To begin our test fit, in the drop position we'll slide the shank of the ball mount into the opening of the hitch, insert our pin through our pin holes and secure the clip on the other side. We'll then measure from the ground to the top of the ball platform and we'll get a measurement of 16 inches. We'll then flip the ball mount over into the rise position and measure from the ground to the top of the ball platform and we'll get a measurement of 31 inches.When choosing a ball mount for your trailer youll first need to measure your trailer's ride height. This is the measurement from the ground to the bottom of the coupler when your trailer's level. more
Install: Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches on a 2013 Dodge Ram Pickup- Video
Today on our 2013 Dodge Ram 1500, we'll be test fitting the Convert-A-Ball cushioned ball mount for 2" hitches with a 6-3/4" rise, or 8" drop, rated at 10,000 lbs., part number AMSC8. Now before we begin our test fit, we will first need to obtain the hitch height of our vehicle. This is the measurement from the ground to the inside top of the receiver tube. The hitch height for this vehicle is about 20". Now this measurement may vary due to the tire size, hitch style, or any other after-market accessories. To begin our test fit, in the drop position, we'll slide the shank of the ball mount into the opening of the hitch, line up our pin holes, and secure the ball mount to the vehicle with the pin and clip. more
Today on our 2011 Dodge Ram Pickup we'll be test fitting the Convert-A-Ball Cushion Ball Mount for Two Inch Hitches with a 6-3/4 Inch Rise or an 8 Inch Drop Rated at 10,000 pounds, part number amsc8. We'll begin our test fit by getting our hitch height. This is the measurement from the ground to the inside top edge of our receiver tube. We have a hitch height of 19-1/2 inches. Please keep in mind that this measurement may vary depending on tire size, model type and after-market parts. We'll now install the cushion ball mount in the drop position. more
How to Install the Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches on a 2009 Dodge Ram Pickup- Video
Today, on our 2009 Dodge Ram 1500, we'll be test-fitting the Convert-A-Ball Cushion Ball Mount for 2-inch hitches, part number AMSC8. We'll begin our test-fit by first obtaining the hitch height of our vehicle, the hitch height is the measurement from the ground to the inside top of the receiver tube. Now, the hitch height for this vehicle is 20 inches. Keep in mind that this measurement may vary due to tire size, hitch style or after-market accessories. We'll begin our test-fit in the drop position by sliding the shank of the ball mount into the receiver tube of our hitch, we'll then secure it with the pin and clip. We'll now measure from the ground to the top of the ball platform and we'll get a measurement of about 12 inches. If your vehicle's hitch height matches the hitch height of our vehicle and trailer's ride height matches this measurement, this will be an appropriate ball mount for you. more
Fit Check: Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches on a 2014 Ford Expedition- Video
Speaker: Today on our 2014 Ford Expedition we're going to be test-fitting the Convert-A-Ball Cushioned Mount 2" Hitches with a 6 3/4" rise or an 8" drop it's rated at a 10,000 lbs. towing capacity, Part No. AMSC8. We'll first want to get our hitch height, this is going to be the measurement from the ground to the end side of the upper edge of our receiver tube. As you can see here, our measurement's about 20 1/4". To install our ball mount we'll slide the shank of the ball mount into the receiver tube of our hitch, line up our pinholes, slide through our pin and secure it with our clip. As you can see with it in the drop position our ball platform's about 12 1/4" above the ground. If this matches your trailer's coupler height this would be a good fit for you. We'll now flip it into the rise position. more
Installation Guide for the Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches on a 2013 Ford Explorer- Video
Today on our 2013 Ford Explorer we'll be test fitting the Convert-A-Ball Cushion ball mount for 2 inch hitches with a 6 3/4 inch rise or 8 inch drop, rated at 10,000 pounds, part number AMSC8. Now before we begin our test fit we'll first need to obtain the hitch height of our vehicle. The hitch height is the measurement from the ground to the inside top of the receiver tube. The hitch height for our vehicle is about 16 1/4 inches; keep in mind that this measurement may vary due to tire size, hitch style, or other aftermarket accessories. We'll begin our test fit in the drop position by sliding the shank of the ball mount into the opening of the hitch. We'll then secure it with the pin and clip. With the ball mount secured well measure from the ground to the top of the ball platform getting a measurement of about 8 inches. more
Fit Check: Testing Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches on a 2012 Ford F-150- Video
Today we have a 2012 Ford F150 and were going to be test fitting the convertible cushion ball mount, part number AMSC8. But before we can test fit our ball mount first we want to measure the hitch height of our truck. To measure the hitch height, well measure from the ground to the inside top edge of our receiver tube. Our hitch height measures 18-1/2 inches. To measure our new ball mount, first well mount it in the drop position. First well insert the ball mount into the receiver tube of the hitch. more
DIY Install: Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches on your 2010 Ford F-150- Video
Today on our 2010 Ford F150, well be test fitting the Convertible All-Cushion Ball Mount for 2 inch hitches for a 6 inch rise or 8 inch drop with a 10,000 pound capacity: part number AMSC8. To begin our test fit, well first need to get our hitch height. This is the measurement from the ground to the inside, top edge of our receiver tube. We have a hitch height measurement of 17 inches. Please keep in mind that this measurement may vary due to the hitch style, tire size, or after-market accessories. Well grab our ball mount and install it in the drop position first. Well slide the shank of the ball mount into the receiver tube of the hitch. Line up the pinhole and install our pin and clip. more
DIY Install: Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches on your 2008 Ford F-150- Video
Today on our 2008 Ford F150 well be test fitting the Convert-a-Ball cushioned ball mount for two-inch hitches with a 6 -inch rise or 8-inch drop rated at 10,000 pounds, part number amsc8. Before we begin our test fit we will first need to determine the hitch height of our vehicle. The hitch height is the measurement from the ground to the inside top of the receiver tube. The hitch height of our vehicle is 19 1/2 inches. Keep in mind that this may vary due to tire size, hitch style, or any aftermarket accessories. Well begin our test fit in the drop position by sliding the shank of the ball mount into the opening of our hitch. more
2006 Ford F-150 Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches: Complete Installation- Video
Today on our 2006 Ford F150, we'll be test fitting the convertible cushion ball mount for 2-inch hitches with a 6-3/4-inch rise or 8-inch drop rated at 10,000 pounds, part number AMSC8. Before we begin our test fit, we will first obtain the hitch height of our vehicle. This is the measurement from the ground to the inside top of the receiver tube. The hitch height measurement for this vehicle is about 19-1/4 inches. Keep in mind this measurement may vary due to tire size, hitch style, or other after market accessories. We'll now begin our test fit in the drop position by sliding the shank of the ball mount into the opening of the hitch and securing it with a pin and clip. We can then measure from the ground to the top of the ball platform getting a measurement of about 10-3/4 inches. If your vehicle's hitch height matches ours and your trailer's ride height matches this measurement, this should be an appropriate ball mount for you. We can then flip the ball mount over into the rise position, repeat the same process. more
Today on our 2012 Ford F250 Super Duty we'll be test fitting the Convert-A-Ball Cushion Ball Mount for Two Inch Hitches with a 6-3/4 Inch Rise or 10 Inch Drop rated at 10,000 pounds, part number amsc8. Now before we begin our test fit we will first need to obtain the hitch height of our vehicle. This is the measurement from the ground to the inside top of the receiver tube.We'll get a measurement of 21-1/2 inches. This measurement may vary due to tire size, hitch style or any other aftermarket accessories. Now to begin our test fit in the drop position we'll simply slide the shank of the ball mount into the opening of the hitch and secure the ball mount to the hitch with a pin and clip.We'll now measure from the ground to the top of the ball platform and we'll get a measurement of about 14 inches. If the hitch height of your vehicle matches the hitch height of our vehicle and your trailer ride height which is the measurement from the ground to the bottom of your trailer's coupler while it is level matches this measurement this will be an appropriate ball mount for you.We'll now flip the ball mount over to the rise position and again measure from the ground to the top of the ball platform and we'll get a measurement of about 28-1/2 inches. more
2011 GMC Sierra Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches: Complete Installation- Video
Today, on our 2011 GMC Sierra, well be test fitting the Convert-A-Ball Cushion Ball Mount for two inch hitches with a 6-3/4 inch rise or eight inch drop, rated at 10,000 pounds, part number AMSC8. Before we begin our test fit, we will firstly obtain the hitch height of our vehicle. The hitch height is the measurement from the ground to the inside top of the receiver tube. The hitch height on our vehicle has 17 inches. Keep in mind this measurement may vary to the hitch style, tire size or aftermarket accessories. Well now begin our test fit in a drop position by sliding the shank of the ball mount into the opening of the hitch. more
DIY 2013 GMC Yukon Installation for the Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches- Video
Today on our 2013 GMC Yukon we'll be test fitting the Convert-A-Ball Cushion Ball Mount for Two Inch Hitches with a 6-3/4 Inch Rise or 8 Inch Drop rated at 10,000 pounds, part number amsc8. Before we begin our test fit we will first need to determine the hitch height of our vehicle. This is the measurement from the ground to the inside top of the receiver tube.Our vehicle's hitch height is 24 inches. Keep in mind that this measurement may vary due to tire size, hitch style or aftermarket accessories. We'll begin our test fit in the drop position by sliding the shank of the ball mount into the opening of the hitch and securing it with a pin and clip. We'll then measure from the ground to the top of the ball platform and we'll get a measurement of about 16 inches.We can flip the ball mount over into the rise position and again measure from the ground to the top of the ball platform we'll get a measurement of 30-1/2 inches. more
Today, on our 2013 GMC Yukon XL. We'll be test fitting the cushion ball mount for 2-inch hitches with 6-3/4 rise and an 8-inch drop with a capacity of 10,000 pounds part number amsc8. We first want to measure the hitch height of our vehicle. We'll measure from the ground to the inside top edge of our receiver tube. Our hitch height measures 23-3/4 inches. We can go ahead and insert the ball mount into the receiver tube of the hitch. more
Setting up the Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches on a 2013 Jeep Wrangler- Video
Today on our 2013 Jeep Wrangler, we'll be test fitting the convertible cushion ball mount for two inch hitches with a 6 3/4 inch rise, 2 1/8 inch drop, rated at 10,000 pounds, part number AMSC8. Before we begin our test fit, we'll first need to obtain the hitch height of our vehicle. This is the measurement from the ground to the inside top of the receiver tube. The hitch height for this vehicle is about 19 3/4 of an inch. Keep in mind that this measurement may very due to tire size, hitch style, or other aftermarket accessories. We'll begin our test fit by by sliding the shank of the ball mount in the drop position into the opening of the hitch, and securing it with a pin and clip. We can then measure from the ground to the top of the ball platform getting a measurement of about 11 3/4 of an inch. Now if your vehicle's hitch height matches ours, and your trailers ride height matches this measurement, this should be an appropriate ball mount for you. We can now flip the ball mount over to the rise position, and as you can see, the ball mount does come in contact with the spare tire, and prevents us from securing the ball mount with the pin and clip. more
Set up: Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches on a 2013 Nissan Frontier- Video
Today on our 2013 Nissan Frontier, we'll be test fitting the Convert-A-Ball cushioned ball mount for 2 inch hitches, with a 6 3/4 inch rise, or 8 inch drop, rated at 10,000 pounds, part number AMSC8. Before we begin our test fit, we'll first need to obtain the hitch height of our vehicle. This is the measurement from the ground to the inside top of the receiver tube. The hitch height for this vehicle is 17 1/4 inches. Keep in mind that this measurement may vary due to tire size, hitch style, or after market accessories. We'll now begin our test fit in the drop position by sliding the shank of the ball mount into the opening of the hitch, and securing it with a pin and clip. With the ball mount secured, we can then measure from the ground to the top of the ball platform, getting a measurement of about 9 inches. If your vehicle's hitch height matches ours, and your trailer's ride height matches this measurement, this would be an appropriate ball mount for you. We can now flip the ball mount into the rise position, and again, measure from the ground to the top of the ball platform, getting a measurement of about 23 1/4 inches. Once again, if you trailer's ride height matches this measurement, this would be an appropriate ball mount for you. That will complete today's test fit for the Convert-A-Ball cushioned ball mount fro 2 inch hitches, part number AMSC8, on our 2013 Nissan Frontier. more
Mount: Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches on a 2010 Nissan Titan- Video
Today, on our 2010 Nissan Titan, well be test fitting the Convert-A-Ball Cushion Ball Mount with 2Hitches with a 6 3/4 rise or an 8 drop rated at 10,000 lbs, part number AMSC8. Well begin our test fit by first getting our hitch height. This is the measurement from the ground to the inside top edge of our receiver tube. We have a hitch height measurement of 20 1/2. Now, keep in mind that this measurement may vary depending on tire size, after-market accessories and the hitch itself. Well slide the shank of the ball mount into the receiver tube of the hitch, line up the pin hole and install our pin and clip. We have a measurement from the ground to the top of the ball platform of 12 1/2. more
Install: Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches on a 2014 Ram 2500- Video
Today on our 2014 Ram 2500 we'll be test fitting the Convert-a-Ball Cushion Ball Mount for Two Inch Hitches with a 3/4 inch rise or eight inch drop, rated at 10,000 pounds. Part number AMSC8. Now our vehicle is equipped with a two and a half inch hitch so we'll be using the Blue Ox Hitch Reducer Sleeve for a two and half inch to a two inch hitch. Before we begin our test fit we'll need to get the hitch height of our pickup truck. With the adapter already inserted into the hitch we have about a 24 inch hitch height. Keep in mind this measurement may vary due to tire size, hitch style, or after market accessories. We'll now begin our test fit by sliding the shank of the ball mount in the drop position into the hitch reducer sleeve. We'll line up the two pin holes and then continue to slide the sleeve back into the hitch. more
Today, on our 2013 Toyota Tundra, we are going to be test fitting the convertible cushion ball mount part number AMSC-8, but before we can test fit our ball mount, first we want to measure the hitch height of our truck. To measure the hitch height, we will measure from the ground to the inside top edge of our receiver tube. Our hitch height measures 19-1/8 inches. To measure our new ball mount, first well mount it in the draw position. We will insert the ball mount into the receiver tube of the hitch, install the pin and the clip. Now, we will go ahead and take our first measurement of the ball mount in the drop position. more
Setting up the Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount for 2" Hitches on a 2008 Toyota Tundra- Video
Today on our 2008 Toyota Tundra will be tested in the Covert-A-Ball Cushioned Ball Mount for 2-inch hitches with a 6-3/4 inch rise or an 8-inch drop rated at 10,000 lbs, Part #AMSC8. To begin our test fit we first need to get our hitch height; this is the measurement from the ground to the inside top edge of our receiver tube. We have a hitch height of 19-1/4 inches. We'll now take our ball mount and install it in the drop position. We'll slide the shank of our ball mount into the receiver tube of the hitch, line up our pin hole, and install our pin and clip. We'll now take a measurement from the ground to the top of our ball platform. We have a measurement of about 11 inches. When measuring your trailer height you want to measure it when your trailer is level. You'll measure from the ground to the bottom of your coupler. If your measurement matches ours, then this would be a good fit for you. We'll flip it over to the rise position, and we now have a measurement of 25-3/4 inches. Again, if your measurement matches ours, this would be a good fit for you. And that completes today's test fit for the Covert-A-Ball Cushioned Ball Mount for 2-inch hitches, Part #AMSC8 on our 2008 Toyota Tundra. more
