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2-5/16-Inch Trailer Hitch Ball; 7,500 lb.
Item U3742-3
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Product Information
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Features & Specs
- Ball Capacity 7,500 LBS
- Ball Diameter 2-5/16 IN
- Material Forged Steel
- Shank Diameter 1 IN
- Shank Length 2 1/8 IN
- Shank Rise 0 IN
- Torque 250 FT LB
- Finish Polished Stainless Steel
- Shipping Weight 3.130 LBS
- Parcel Allowed Yes
- Master Case Qty 12
- Hub Warehouse D25
- Part Type 2 5/16 Trailer Ball
| Hitch Accessories Type | Hitch Ball |
| Ball Hitch Type | Not a Ball Mount |
Description
Heavy-Duty Hitch Ball. The 2-5/16-Inch trailer hitch ball with a 7,500 lb. capacity is designed for towing applications requiring a strong and reliable connection. It securely attaches to trailer couplers with compatible sizing, supporting significant gross trailer weight. This ball is essential for safe and efficient towing of larger trailers.
Construction and Appearance. Crafted from forged steel, this trailer ball features a polished stainless steel finish that offers excellent resistance to rust and corrosion. The polished surface provides a sleek, durable appearance that maintains its look under demanding conditions.
Installation. Installation is straightforward with no drilling required, provided the mounting platform meets the thickness and hole-size requirements. The zinc-plated hex nut and helical lock washer ensure a secure, stable fit with a torque specification of 250 foot-pounds.
Warranty. Comes with a limited lifetime warranty including one-year coverage on finish and parts.
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