Anti-Rattle Device Recommendation for Ball Mount In Trailer Hitch

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How do I take the slack out of a tow bar hook up at the receiver? Connection seems sloppy.

asked by: Bruce

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What you need is an anti-rattle device like part # 63232. What this does is install in the hollow ball mount shank you have and pulls the ball mount to the hitch to remove the sloppiness. Also this has a lock built into it which makes a theft deterrent as well.

As long as you have a 2 inch hitch and your ball mount has a hollow shank this would work well for you. If you have a different setup email me back with it and I'll see what would work best.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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