CURT 48327 Pintle Mount for 2-Inch Hitch Receiver, 20,000 lbs., 6-Inch Length hook Features three welded trailer balls We stand behind this
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CURT 48327 Pintle Mount for 2 Inch Hitch Receiver, 20,000 lbs., 6 Inch Length hook Features three welded trailer balls We stand behind this Features three welded trailer balls and a tow hook on a solid shank Allows for quick switching between trailer ball sizes Tow hook perfect for vehicle recovery towing applications Mounts on trailer hitches with a 2" x 2" receiver tube opening Fits 1 7 8" Fits trailer hitches with a 1 1 4" x 1 1 4" receiver tube opening Equipped with a 3 4" hole to accept a trailer ball shank 3 4" rise or 1 1 4" drop for precise trailer leveling Shank constructed from solid steel for optimum strength CNC formed with the hook attached to the vehicle and the loop mounted on the trailer offers a gross trailer weight capacity up to 20
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