Where do you buy the trailer ball hitch so it can lift an move rolling items?
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You can buy the ball at almost any auto parts store, U- Haul dealer or Tractor Supply. You just need to know what size the hitch on the trailer or other rolling item requires
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I sent the silly thing back ... didn't like the teeny tiny wheel barrow bin (too narrow to put much in & capacity way under functional) and the hand truck function was unwieldy as the load was the depth of the wheel barrow bin away from the user.
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With Trimax's Aluminum hitches, they come with the ball due to the shaft size being larger than the typical stainless steel shaft. As of right now, Trimax only has the Aluminum ball in the 2" & 2 5/16" size. You can take the ball off of this hitch and put another on, there will just be a lot of play in it.
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If your question is: does the hitch come with a trailer ball, the answer is yes!
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not sure where but they work great for loading and unloading my 4wheeler in my raised pickup
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Hello, Liftgate service is available for $50 extra. This would get the item off the truck and the driver would use there pallet jack to place the item in your garage or shop. Thank you,
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Wheels for little wagons can be found at Harbour Freight discount tool stores. They have all sizes and great prices! There is at least one store in the Omaha, NE area and you can find them online, too.
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Hooks, ball on hitch, clevis, tow ring or feed the one end around object and back through loop
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Check out Home Depot. My husband and son bought a very nice telescoping spring-loaded rod there and it's very attractive.
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You have to buy the hitch to lift it. Amazon sells them. Also Sears has one. You have to get the right one for your tractor.
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tractor supply or harbor freight. harbor freight has a solid one little higher but may be worth it.
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To follow up my answer, it you want a 1 7/8" ball you would have to purchase a whole new assembly that slides up and down the hitch mount. The individual balls are not removable.
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I don't know about that, but I do know that it does not lift high enough to get a wheel off and back on. I corrected that by putting a 2" x 8" board under it. The "Trailer Aid Plus" has four bolt heads on the bottom, and I drilled 4 corresponding holes in the board so it will set in and not slide off. Haven't had to use it yet, but should work now.
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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.
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Where can you purchase the transport wheel for this boat? And How much does it cost?
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Is there a receiver on the hitch? Square tube insert that the ball and tube pull out of? Ussually secured by a pin. If you mount the winch to a peice of 2x2x1/4" tube it will slide right in the receiver. You can also buy the adapter tube that fits this winch and fits a class III receiver. I belive they are around $40. I just purchased a small peice of tube from a local steel shop and drilled it my self.
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It is the actual hitch/ball. It is a standard straight type. I use mine to tow my boat so I had to replace the one that came with the kit to one that has a 2 1/4 drop and and a larger ball. I hope this was helpful. Mark
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I have not found any accessories that you can purchase, but you could hook little things up to the trike and pull them I guess. Another customer posted that they could not find any trailers either, but they were able to make a little wagon work by fixing it to the trike.