traler ball for equalizer hitch
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The package included with the hitch tells you what size you would need for your trailer.
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It will have to be a 2 5/16 In my opinion you cant get a better equalizer hitch then this one. I pull a 29' travel trailer and it pull like a dream with my pick up. Well worth the money!
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If your question is: does the hitch come with a trailer ball, the answer is yes!
667194
The 4 point hitch has four spots that provide resistance against sway while the E2 has two spots. They both have spots where the bars rest on the L- brackets ( instead of chains). The original has two additional spots of resistance at the other end of the bars (the hitch head). From what I've seen and read they're made by different companies - both excellent in my opinion. For a weight distributing hitch I choose the equalizer original for the presumably more sway control.
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I've got a standard sized receiver hitch under my rear bumper and the rock tamer I have is sized for 2" square tubing. There is a little adjustment there but not much. Are you sure the receiver hitch is larger or is it the ball. Most receiver hitches are the same size, but can accommodate balls of various sizes (1 7/8", 2", and 2 5/16"). Hope that helps.
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Usually most hitches are either 2 inch or 1.25 inch. I used this extender on my camper van which has a 2 inch receiver. Just measure how big your receiver on the trailer hitch is on your vehicle. If it is 2 inch then it should work fine.
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To lock the actuator make certain the ball latch is in the correct position to retain the hitch ball. Push latch until safety latch engages plate below latch. Insert safety pin into forward hole as a safety lock for the hitch ball coupler prior to towing.
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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".
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You could get the CURT Manufacturing 45789 2" Receiver Extender CURT 45789 1-1/4" Receiver Extender
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This is a lockable version of the cross-pin that is used in a hitch receiver.
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Standard hitch opening,instead putting a ball on it u attach the loader to it and bolts on like a ball does
667191
I believe the e2 is more of an economy hitch compared to the equalizer 4 point and it isn't manufactured in the us like the equalizer. With that said the e2 may not be as good in emergency situations. I have a 1000/10000 equalizer used on a jayco 23b with 1/2 ton silverado and it is very good tow experience.
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I don't think I would. The bars may not stay within the keepers during tight turns. Search Equalizer 4 point hitch on you-tube, lots of video of mounting and in use as well. Mounting instructions @ www.equalizerhitch.com/.../installinstructions.php
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You can use an adapter for the connection you have available where hitches are sold.
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Your best bet is to check http://www.reese-hitches.com/, that is where I looked before I ordered mine.
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Scratch my previous answer. There is an adaptor for basketballs, footballs, etc. & a couple I'm unfamiliar with.
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I looked up that Reece model number and all I found was a bar (much like this) but I assume you have a weight distribution hitch too and need a longer bar than the one that came with your set. If so this bar will work. These bars are universal fit for WD hitches. I bought this because the bar that came with mine was not long/low enough. So likely same reason you're looking at this item too. After a season of using. I've been very happy with this product.
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Should be no problem. Post fits in the same place the turnover ball goes. You set the hitch in and tighten some u-bolts down. Mine has a spray in liner in it with no problems. I see no reason it shouldn't work with a drop in liner also.
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Yes. I have backed up into several tight camp sites while my Equalizer hitch is hooked up.