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Replacement Trailer Ball Nut and Washer for 3/4-Inch Shank

Item U4152-2
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$8.99

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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features

      • Helical Lock Washer Ensures a Secure Mount
      • Constructed from High-Strength Steel
      • Durable Zinc-Plated Finish for Corrosion Resistance
      • Tested for Safety to Meet U.S. VESC V-5 Specifications

      Description

      Durable Replacement Hardware. The Replacement Trailer Ball Nut and Washer for 3/4-Inch Shank provides a reliable fastening solution for trailer ball connections, ensuring a secure towing setup. It is designed to maintain proper torque and prevent loosening during trailer operation, contributing to overall towing safety.

      Construction and Appearance. This trailer ball nut and washer are made from high-strength steel for enhanced durability and long-lasting performance. The components are finished with a zinc-plated coating which offers corrosion resistance and a clean, bright appearance suitable for harsh environmental conditions.

      Installation. Installation is straightforward and requires no drilling, making it a quick replacement part for maintaining trailer ball assemblies. The helical lock washer facilitates easy tightening and secure mounting on compatible shanks.

      Warranty. This product comes with a limited lifetime warranty, including a one-year finish and one-year parts coverage.

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      Tech Specs

      4.8

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