How can I convert this to a 2" and a 17/8 ball?
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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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My Bearing Buddies are also 2 1/8" OD. They are labeled Model 1980. Bearing Buddy website indicates that the 19B (70019) is the correct fit, not the 17B or 70017
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If you mean the thickness, use the screw if you mean the diameter, make smaller balls. Hope this answers your question.Also, make sure you use Parchemin paper on the bottom disk.
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The 2" ball is a very common size, but there is also a 1&7/8 sized ball which is also very common. You should be able to pick up up on Amazon and many other places.
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This is a repeated question with different answers, but the one I received is 2"
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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.
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200 mm x 300 mm up to 360 x 360. However you can also make a custom sized hoop if your machine has different requirements.
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I am not sure. I didn't try to do that. looking at it now, it may work, but you should check out the smaller hoop that they sell. it is really for children and is a bit over 2 pounds. I would think if you could change the diameter, it would have told you that in the directions, but that was not mentioned.
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Yes no problem. But 2 1/4*85 will not work as suggested below, unless it has a small core. Be careful what you buy. But this will work.
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They might sell for that size an adapter you screw on first the chuck size is 1"x8tpi and it comes with an adapter for 3/4 16tpi, and I know that there are other sizes as well.
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Mine measured 88" and it is not fully inflated. Someone's measurements are off. Mine is the 75 cm pro ball.
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You could use an adapter to take it up from quarter inch to 3/8 inch. I've driven lag bolts with it and it does fine.
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Oh ya definetely heavy duty. If I remember I think my ball is 2.25 inches which is pretty heavy will support up to the 999 units and possibly the 1199 but I would probably go with a 3 inch ball if your wanting to upgrade someday or just add another ram then.
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While I do not have access to the unit at present, it is approximately 3" end to end and about 2" between the ball ends. They have one shorter extension and one longer (about 6")
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I do not know the exact diameter, but I drilled a bigger hole to fit, what I think is, a regular ball.
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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.
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Unfortunately, I have no clue. the balls are about an 1- 1.5 inch in diameter. I am not sure of their compatibility. Beth