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Buyers Products Company 1802207 Tri-Ball Hitch Tubular Shank With Chrome Balls
A tri-ball hitch with three chrome balls fits a 2-inch receiver and handles three towing capacities
- Three ball sizes on one shank for versatile towing
- 10 000 lb max capacity handles heavy trailers
- Powder-coated steel resists corrosion in marine environments
- 2 in hitch fit matches standard receivers
- Chrome-finished balls reduce wear during coupling
Tri-Ball Hitch Tubular Shank
This tri-ball hitch mounts to a two-inch receiver and includes three chrome balls measuring one and seven-eighths inches, two inches, and two and five-sixteenths inches. It is built from powder-coated steel for corrosion resistance and rated for gross towing weights of six thousand, seven thousand five hundred, and ten thousand pounds. The pin hole sits eight inches from the hitch ball centre.
Replaces single-ball mounts
Swapping a fixed ball mount for this unit lets one vehicle tow trailers that require different ball sizes without changing hardware. The upgrade is worth it when a household or fleet pulls utility, boat, and camper trailers that each use a different coupler diameter. It eliminates the need to store and swap separate mounts for each job.
Simple bolt-on installation
The tubular shank slides into any standard two-inch receiver and secures with a pin and clip; no welding or drilling is required. The most common issue is forgetting to match the ball rating to the trailer's gross weight, which can lead to an unsafe tow. Regular inspection of the pin, clip, and ball threads prevents loosening over time.
Highlights
- Three ball sizes on one shank for versatile towing
- 10 000 lb max capacity handles heavy trailers
- Powder-coated steel resists corrosion in marine environments
- 2 in hitch fit matches standard receivers
- Chrome-finished balls reduce wear during coupling
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size hitch receiver does the 2 in shank on this tri-ball mount fit?
The tubular shank is built for a 2 in receiver opening, so it slides directly into any standard Class III or IV hitch with that internal width.
Which way should the chrome balls face when bolting them to the mount, and what torque value applies?
Install each ball with the flat side against the mounting plate, then torque the 2 in shank bolt to the manufacturer's specified foot-pounds before towing.
How often should the three chrome balls and powder-coated shank be inspected or replaced?
Check the balls and pin hole for wear, cracks or corrosion before every tow; replace any ball that shows pitting or deformation and the shank if the powder coat is breached.
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