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2-Inch Trailer Hitch Ball; 3,500 lb.
Item U3945-2
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Features & Specs
- Stainless Steel Construction Provides Excellent Rust Resistance
- Zinc-Plated Hex Nut And Helical Lock Washer Included For Secure Mounting
- Fine Threaded Shank Ensures Superior Holding Strength
- Tested For Safety To Meet U.S. VESC V-5 Specifications
- Limited Lifetime Warranty Includes One-Year Finish And One-Year Parts Coverage
- Mounting Platform Must Be At Least 3/8" Thick With A Hole Size No More Than 1/16" Larger In Diameter Than The Threaded Shank
| Hitch Accessories Type | Hitch Ball |
| Ball Hitch Type | Not a Ball Mount |
Description
Durable Trailer Ball. The 2-Inch Trailer Hitch Ball with a 3,500 lb. capacity provides a reliable towing solution designed to securely connect trailers to vehicles. It supports a variety of towing tasks, enabling safe transport of equipment, boats, or recreational gear.
Construction And Appearance. Forged steel construction with a polished stainless steel finish offers exceptional resistance to rust and corrosion, maintaining both the appearance and strength of the trailer ball in varying weather conditions.
Installation. Installation is straightforward and requires only standard torque tools. No drilling is typically necessary if the mounting platform thickness and hole size meet the specified requirements for proper fitment.
Warranty. This product is backed by a limited lifetime warranty, which covers one year for the finish and one year for parts.
CA Residents: 
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