Are the holes in the bar large enough to accept a 2-5/16" ball? The 2-5/15" I have has a 1" bolt.
290528
No the holes are the standard size, it comes with 17/8" and 2" but these are standard size holes.
290529
No. The holes measure approx. .800. However, the angle iron where the holes are bored is 3/8 x 2 5/8. It's plenty big and stout enough to take an enlargement. You can't build this for the price. Even at machine shop prices (if you had to pay someone) you could still buy and modify this for less than you could build it.
290530
No but You may be able to modifie I have hooked my 24 ft boat to it and moved it with no problem this product is very well built
946193
First I bought this item and returned it as it was not a 2". Probably my mistake. I Purchased a similar item from a local trailer dealer. It has a 6" drop measuring from the top of the bar to the base of the ball mount. Warning: if you want USA made, make sure it states USA on the label AND that is the item you are receiving.
1790184
Yes I think the bolt that holds the peg to the mount is 1/2".m I did not measure it but it looks to that size.
1163932
1/2" bolts fit through the holes with enough clearance, holes are not perfect.Center to center is 1 7/16 to 1 1/2"
1926006
I had to remove mine and measure; no, it will not fit a 1.5 inch diameter bar. Garmin makes another adapter that may fir a 32 mm bar, but that is still too small.
465095
If it's on a 1" bar it will fit with nuts flush. If it is a larger bar you may need to remove lower plastic piece.
278219
If you mean on a threaded 1" bar, then no. I use them on a solid bar and they are fantastic, I have a 'threaded' screw on clamp type bar too and these don't hold.
512102
The ball size does not matter. It is the shank size that is important. I believe the hole size in this receiver is 1", therefore you will what to get a ball with this size shank.
414818
It's been awhile since putting my bar up. I remember it takes a bit of turning to get it in place. I'd say 1/4 inch is too tight. You probably need at least a couple of inches of space to secure it. Once installed they are VERY strong. Good Luck.
520421
It is designed to fit 1¼" or 1½" bars so I don't believe it would work on a 1" bar. In fact I have had to put a rubber shim in to get it to grip properly on a 1¼" bar.
2259066
Good luck with that I did and the bars are shorter than your post and the add mine 21.38 (holes are 20.25 apart) with no slots. I am returning them
1764224
The bolt was likely a 10 mm fastener. Most bars come with a 3/8" hole? Should fit but there will be a little slop. Use shake proof washers and it will stay put.
961390
If you mean the threaded part was to big to go through the hole, then you need to consider the Reese Towpower 74307 quick change ball kit. It has the small 3/4" shank. Its what I use and I love the quick change option. To be sure measure your hole size on the hitch I bet its 3/4" and not 1".
196252
I don't think so. They have a one inch hole. My Olympic bar has two inch ends.
2196921
The workable area between the bolts is a little less than 2 inches. The distance between the bolts is over 3 inches, but you'd have to rig up some kind of plate that would grab a flat bar. Good luck!
275900
Yes but you need make sure that the shank(shaft size of the ball) is the correct diameter
1455519
Not if you get the proper ball. Make sure the thread shank dia. of the ball matches the hole in the ball mount (which I believe is 1-1/4").