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2 Inch Trailer Ball Hitch Ball
- Secure trailer connection
- Resists road rust
- Heavy duty steel build
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- Match your tow setup to the trailer weight you actually pull with a 2 inch hitch ball in multiple capacity options.
- Carbon steel construction and black nickel coating are built for road grime, rain, snow, and salt exposure.
- Machined threads, lock washer, and nut give you the core hardware for a firm hitch ball install.
- Flat sides on the shank make wrench placement easier when tightening the ball to your mount.
- Rubber cover helps keep the ball protected between towing days.
More Details
- 2 inch trailer hitch ball.
- 2,000 pound and 3,500 pound variants have a 2 inch long shank with 3/4 inch diameter.
- 6,000 pound variant has a 2 inch long shank with 1 inch diameter.
- 10,000 pound variant has a 3 inch long shank with 1 1/4 inch diameter.
- Made from high grade carbon steel with black nickel coating.
- Includes hitch ball, lock washer, nut, and protective rubber cover.
Description
This 2 inch trailer ball gives your tow vehicle a clean connection point for boat trailers, utility trailers, and other towing setups. The variant options let you choose by gross trailer weight rating instead of guessing on capacity.
The carbon steel build, black nickel coating, machined threads, included nut, and lock washer are made for a firm install on compatible ball mounts. Use the rubber cover when the ball is not in use to help reduce exposure between trips.
- Match your tow setup to the trailer weight you actually pull with a 2 inch hitch ball in multiple capacity options.
- Carbon steel construction and black nickel coating are built for road grime, rain, snow, and salt exposure.
- Machined threads, lock washer, and nut give you the core hardware for a firm hitch ball install.
- Flat sides on the shank make wrench placement easier when tightening the ball to your mount.
- Rubber cover helps keep the ball protected between towing days.
More Details
- 2 inch trailer hitch ball.
- 2,000 pound and 3,500 pound variants have a 2 inch long shank with 3/4 inch diameter.
- 6,000 pound variant has a 2 inch long shank with 1 inch diameter.
- 10,000 pound variant has a 3 inch long shank with 1 1/4 inch diameter.
- Made from high grade carbon steel with black nickel coating.
- Includes hitch ball, lock washer, nut, and protective rubber cover.
Description
This 2 inch trailer ball gives your tow vehicle a clean connection point for boat trailers, utility trailers, and other towing setups. The variant options let you choose by gross trailer weight rating instead of guessing on capacity.
The carbon steel build, black nickel coating, machined threads, included nut, and lock washer are made for a firm install on compatible ball mounts. Use the rubber cover when the ball is not in use to help reduce exposure between trips.
Our Shipping Rates and Speeds
- All orders under $60 ship for $6.99
- Orders over $60 ship for FREE
- You can expect to receive your items in 3 to 7 days in almost all scenarios
- 90% of orders arrive in 4 days or less
Try our 2 inch trailer ball hitch ball risk free for 30 days. If you are not satisfied, get a full refund.
Installation
The mounting hole should not exceed the shank diameter by more than 1/16 inch. Always use a lock washer. Do not overtighten, since improper tightening may lead to ball failure.
Torque guidance
Torque nut to 160 ft/lb for 3/4 inch shanks, 250 ft/lb for 1 inch shanks, and 450 ft/lb for 1 1/4 inch shanks. The ball shank must extend at least one thread beyond the nut.
Before towing
The trailer should be level when attached correctly. Use only with couplers marked with the corresponding hitch ball size and do not exceed the load ratings on the ball or the hitch mount. Regularly inspect and tighten the hitch ball before each use, applying a small amount of heavy oil or grease to the ball. Take care to prevent oil or grease from accumulating under the flange, on the nut, or on the threads.
Safety chains
Always use backup safety chains when towing. Never attach chains, tow chains, cables, ropes, elastics, straps, or elastic ropes to the hitch ball itself. Attach safety chains to the hitch or vehicle frame according to your vehicle and trailer instructions. Save the product packaging so you can refer to the full warnings in the future.