I see it is a 3 1/4" drop. I want to use this for a rise. Anyone know exactly how much rise I will get? Also, can the ball be removed easily?
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I haven't done this but if you take the ball off and install it opposite of the way it comes, I'm sure you'd have a 3 1/4" rise. I'm not sure how hard it would be to remove the ball but a couple of good wrenches the correct size ought to do the trick. Good luck
52562
I measured it , it is 3/4 inch o d . You will need a reducer . Which is very cheap. I hope this helped.
133114
I got one of the smaller sized ones and when I sit on it I am sitting at a height just over the middle of the ball...so I dropped about 1/3 of the way. I'm sure the size of the ball and your weight will determine how low you'll go but in my opinion, this ball doesn't sag like others I've had in the past.
310526
I weigh 230, and I use only one riser, and it works just fine. I'd imagine it would take pretty much whatever you'd want to put on it. It's pretty solid.
384029
With the 1 7/8" ball installed it's 1 3/4" (pretty typical actually), but I didn't check it with the 2" ball, sorry, but I assume it's 1/8" less(?), or 1 5/8"??
1445907
It's an even 14". That's with the rod pushed in all the way. The rod itself is 13", the ball on the end is 1"
611901
The flange on top was in great shape when i recieved it. It is designed as an under mount, but i dont see anything that would stop you from using it as a drop in.
1124805
I don't care about 3/4". The thing works great. I bought a cheaper one and put up with it for years that leaked at the joints. This one doesn't leak. Delta makes a good product.
347556
It's been a while, but I'm pretty sure it was 1 1/4". You might want to look at a different web site that can give you more detail.
2211326
hi bob, it will take a way less then 1/4 inch, if I'm not mistaking I won't consider more than 3/16, the good part on this toy is for the small tiny job so the little bit fit just fine, I will go for it.. Sorry for the delay Bob and Thank you for asking. Good Luck. Muhammad the handyman.
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Hi Galen, It's easy! Providing your at an angle of about 45 degrees. Just drop the pick up end on the ball. The pin is what hold the ball in place. Be sure to twist the shaft according to the directions on the shaft to lock it in place, otherwise it"s tough to get the pick up over the ball. Good Luck.
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hi marcia,this has a 11-1/4" rise and a 7-1/4" drophope this helpsthanksfranktrailer depot of sarasota
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Yes, I think we have the same problem, but I would describe the location as just past #4. The white ring has the #32 on it about 90 degrees away from the place with too little clearance. We have found a work around but this makes the challenge a little harder. With the ball in the stuck location, press on the opposite site of the white ring (180 degrees away) by flexing the plastic sphere with your thumb until the resulting "dimple" gives you contact. The ball then passes through but will fall off the track if you don't have a low angle to maintain control. Good luck!
1849047
I think you mean the diameter of the tubing? It's about 3/4". The tubing is smooth and rounded, should slide into a tight spot easily.
155127
Not really. I have 'High bounce" balls that can easily go to the ceiling. This one would be difficult to get it to bounce that high. When dropped this ball does not bounce as high as any of the super balls I have. Even the little 1 inch balls bounce higher.Notice the "yes" answers say: "with some effort", "hard" or "you can get it to". I say that it would take more then "some" effort.
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Because it is short, there is not much rise. Unless your current stem has little to no rise at all, I don't know you will get much more height with this one. For length it was just what I needed and well worth the price.
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On their website it says 0 rise but it's about 2" and the pullback is 3". I would compare it to a mountain bike handlebar. I'm using it on a custom install on my Honda Ruckus.