Can I get a 1 7/8" ball with a 1" bolt size attachment to fit this draw bar? I need that size for a light 4x8 trailer. My 1 7/8"ball is 3/4".
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It comes with a ball, you pick the size when you order. I picked a 2" so it cam with a 2". You can buy the bar for 10 bucks and put your own ball in and then you have two bars to go with your hitch. Mines a 2" and the bolt is a 1" so to answer your question, YES
1913318
I agree with the not realy answer. But it mounts next to the ball on the hitch so the bar length should not be an issue. Unless I am thinking incorrectly.
494088
It fits an 1 1/4" ball. I believe that this is the standard size for friction sway controls. If this is what you have it should be OK.
218554
It will take any standard 7/8" dies which are about 97% of what is out there, I personally have LEE, RCBS, Lyman, Bonanza, and Dillon. They all fit without issue.
2120942
it will fit 7/8 fine may be 1 inch to i think the 32mm bar is to big and will not fit you can spread it to fit the bar but clamping will be problem
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.
865839
go get a 2" ball...you will need two large wrenches to change it out or take it to a rv center and they will...no real problems
2084135
If you're talking about towing with the actual "ball" you will need to look at your trailer. it will usually either be 1-7/8" or 2" ball but make sure to get the 7/8" shank (threaded part). If you're talking about the Ball Mount. it should be supplied with one. When I bought mine, it did not come with it. So I bought one at home depot. If you need more info, just lemme know! I have this setup on my civic and im also an auto tech. -Dan
147970
Not sure what size the bar is I mounted it on I think a 3/4 round bar. Im sure it will fit on a 1 inch bar. I would recommend u-bults the mine moves with a little pressure. U-bolts would grab better I think.
961393
This is a Class 3 hitch with a 3/4 hole. That equates to a maximum ball of 1 7/8".
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.
1548024
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
1779397
I don't see how the rod can be too big in diameter. You have a 1 1/16 nut at the top so the hole is probably 7/8 or so. Was the rod too thick to fit into the hole?
961392
Bring the hitch into your local hardware store or Walmart and find one that fits in it. I found mine at Meijer, 2" ball for $6.99 the auto stores I notice charge double or triple what you can get them. I'm sure Amazon has the correct size, but I didn't want to wait.
1962683
I used 3/8" but I am certain it will accept 1/2". These things are pretty sturdy - I was using them as force mulitpliers to pull down a tree and they did not pose any problems. My "pulley" background includes sailing tackle, and while they're not like a $100 main sheet pulley, they're pretty fn good
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When I lost mine I got this one: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005C1N8C4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1 but it is now currently unavailable. The diameter is 13 mm and it worked perfectly. It seems like one like this might work: http://www.amazon.com/Sunlite-Trailer-Hitch-Only-Black/dp/B00B136YPA/ref=sr_1_19?ie=UTF8&qid=1426508511&sr=8-19&keywords=Bike+Trailer+Hitch
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The ground clearance will depend on your mounting height Which will be determined by your trailer frame and ball height. you have 18" of stroke length so your clearance could be in the 14" range allowing for flex etc