Is the hole to large for a 2" ball
1455516
The answer is probably yes, but I do use it with my 2" ball...I believe there is about 1/4 inch 'slop' between the two. I tighten the two well, and have not had any problem.
1455517
Hi, I have a two inch ball on mine which I use to tow my boat. You have to pair it up with a ball with the right shank size as listed on the item. I used a 10000 pound ball.
1455518
It is larger than normal, however, they do make 2" balls that will fit this diameter hole. The bar is very heavy because it is solid, not hollow like most.
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").
1455520
The hole is for a 1-1/4" shank on the trailer ball, I am not sure if 2" balls are available in that shank size. You would not normally need the strength of a forged ball hitch when a 2" ball is used. The weight of the loaded trailer determines the strength of the ball and of the hitch required.
1455521
If it is, you can buy an adapter sleeve that goes in the hole where the threaded shank goes. Its a short (about 1/2 in) round sleeve that fits snugly inside the hole and reduces the hole diameter to the shank diameter. I have seen them at auto parts stores and Wal-Mart. They are very low cost. Or if you have a piece of pipe the right size, you could cut off a piece and make your own. Good luck!
1925842
There is exactly 2 inches between each hole center. I say center because the holes on each end have about half an inch worth of play. So over all you should be able to fit holes up to 2.5" from your center hole. Hope that helps, if you need any more info just ask.
416162
It is a little bigger, but possibly it could fit.... The ball is heavier than a tennis ball
758484
I think it requires a long 3/4" diameter shank. The shank is the threaded bolt beneath the ball. Balls have either a 3/4" diam or 1" diam shank. Yours is probably 1" diam. Get a 2.5" or 3" long shank that is 3/4" diameter and it will fit.
1713402
If we have some models produce 2 1/2 inch in ball that is the best , let me know I'll buy one
678515
NO.It is about 14in long.Ball buffing system well work if yours is MT2 size..
1208441
It's about 1/2" . Large enough to fit any standard pin. The hole for the ball is 1" and is large enough to fit a ball of any size.
512104
What matters is the shank size of the shank on the ball. This receiver has a 1 inch hole so it requires a ball with a 1 inch shank. The ball diameter doesn't matter.
188475
Yes it appears to be just over 1 1/2 " size hole. it is very sturdy . I have had another brand and this stand is very well made !!
2039758
Any 2" shank ball but probably need to have a 2 5/16" ball to match trailer coupler if large trailer.
190970
I think the holes would be to small, also it might knock it down because of it's weight. there are plenty balls with it.
1136991
I got mine on ebay and also got a smaller ball. I'm hoping the answers are correct and it will stretch out. I know the ball I already had seems a lot thinner than this one. So maybe that's why.
998772
It won't come loose if you carefully thread the screw part into the hole on the end of your grip. If you have used other ball retrievers which made the hole too big, then it is possible it will fall out. As long as you screw it in and it holds the threads you should be okay. I hope this helps.
1090123
No. It is bigger. I gave it as a gift, but I would say diameter is 7 inches. Nice small ball.
1296713
We have a 2 inch hole on our table and the pole fits through it with room to spare.
1731345
No. You have to remove it from the shank and turn it over and re-insert to change the ball size or to adjust it up above the receiver.
370933
I am not sure what you are asking. If you are asking does it have a ball receiver the answer is no. It slides into a 2" receiver.