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Curt RockerBall Anti-Rattle Towing Kit - 2" Ball - 5" Drop, 4" Rise - 7,500 lbs

Curt RockerBall Anti-Rattle Towing Kit - 2" Ball - 5" Drop, 4" Rise - 7,500 lbs

Item # C43KR
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Curt RockerBall with ShockDrop technology provides comfort and control while towing. Corrosion-resistant, black powder coated ball mount measures 9-1/4" from center of hitch pin hole to center of ball hole. Includes anti-rattle kit. Great Prices for the best trailer hitch ball mount from CURT. Curt RockerBall Anti-Rattle Towing Kit - 2" Ball - 5" Drop, 4" Rise - 7,500 lbs part number C43KR can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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CURT Trailer Hitch Ball Mount - C43KR

  • Fits 2 Inch Hitch
  • Fixed Ball Mount
  • Drop - 5 Inch
  • Rise - 4 Inch
  • 2 Inch Ball
  • One Ball
  • 7500 lbs GTW
  • CURT
  • Anti-Rattle Shank
  • Steel Shank - Gloss Black
  • Chrome Ball

Curt RockerBall with ShockDrop technology provides comfort and control while towing. Corrosion-resistant, black powder coated ball mount measures 9-1/4" from center of hitch pin hole to center of ball hole. Includes anti-rattle kit.


Features:

  • Ball mount with ShockDrop hitch ball lets you hook up your trailer to your tow vehicle
    • Shank slides into hitch receiver on your vehicle
    • Ball provides connection point for trailer coupler
  • Integrated ShockDrop technology
    • Cushioned isolators reduce rattling and vibration for a more comfortable ride
    • Reduces shock loads to the vehicle during sudden braking or acceleration
    • Minimizes stress on tow vehicle's suspension and brakes for extended longevity
    • Virtually maintenance-free with no airbags or bearings to service
  • Fine threads on ball provide tight, strong grip
  • Anti-swivel ball base is constructed of forged steel for dependable towing power
    • Durable carbide black powder coat finish
  • Corrosion-resistant chrome finish on ball
  • Tested for safety to meet SAE J684 specifications
  • High-gloss black powder coat finish on sturdy steel ball mount resists rust
  • Anti-rattle kit stops rattling and prevents swaying of load
    • Threaded pin allows bracket to be tightly installed
    • Constructed from high-strength steel
    • Protected by a durable yellow zinc-plated finish


Specs:

  • Application: 2" x 2" trailer hitch receivers
  • Gross towing weight: 7,500 lbs
  • Tongue weight: 750 lbs
  • Ball diameter: 2"
  • Shank dimensions: 2-1/8" long x 1" diameter
  • Ball mount length: 9-1/4" from center of hitch pin hole to center of ball hole
  • Drop: 5" from top of inside of hitch opening
  • Rise: 4"
  • Pin hole diameter: 5/8"
  • Limited lifetime warranty


Towing can be brutal, especially when your setup is outfitted with standard, metal-on-metal components. Steel and aluminum can only absorb so much vibration and chucking, so every time you hit a bump in the road, that shock gets transferred to the rest of your rig, leaving it vulnerable to wear and tear. Another unfortunate side effect is an uncomfortable ride for you and your passengers.


Protect your truck and trailer from road shock, vibrations, and rattling - and stay comfortable while you drive - with the shock-absorbing Curt RockerBall hitch ball.


Shock Absorbing ShockDrop Technology

Curt RockerBall with SockDrop Technology

The RockerBall hitch ball features Curt's innovative ShockDrop technology, which is engineered to suppress vibrations and rattling while you're towing. When you hit a bump, the ball compresses around the flexible, polyurethane core. This durable material absorbs excess shock at the coupling point so that it doesn't transfer from the truck to your trailer or vice versa. The result is increased control and comfort as you tow, as well as less wear and tear on your towing setup.


Premium Construction

Curt RockerBall Construction

This hitch ball is built to last with its forged steel construction and durable powder coat finish. The flexible, shock-absorbing polyurethane core withstands extreme heat for long-lasting performance, and the chrome-plated ball resists corrosion.


Curt RockerBall Zerk Fitting

The built-in zerk allows you to lubricate the isolator core when necessary, ensuring quiet and trouble-free operation.


How to Measure Drop on Standard Ball Mount

C69HR Curt Anti-Rattle Kit for 2" Trailer Hitches

40047 Curt RockerBall Trailer Ball w/ ShockDrop - 7,500 lbs - 2"

45070 Curt Ball Mount - 4" Rise, 6" Drop, 9-1/4 Long - 7.5K

Installation Details C43KR Installation instructions



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Customer Reviews

Curt RockerBall Anti-Rattle Towing Kit - 2" Ball - 5" Drop, 4" Rise - 7,500 lbs - C43KR

Average Customer Rating:  4.7 out of 5 stars   (111 Customer Reviews)

Curt RockerBall with ShockDrop technology provides comfort and control while towing. Corrosion-resistant, black powder coated ball mount measures 9-1/4" from center of hitch pin hole to center of ball hole. Includes anti-rattle kit.

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Somewhat disappointed in Curt with this product and I have always been a big Curt fan. The first one of these I ordered was the listed 3" drop unit. The base of the rocker ball is almost 1 7/8" tall so on a 4 inch drop ball mount its really only a 2 inch drop hitch so be aware when ordering. I had to send the first back and reorder the larger drop unit. When I received the larger drop unit I put it in the receiver like many other hitches I have used and proceeded to properly torque the ball down. Because the rocker ball has a pivot point its very important that it stay parallel to the receiver. Curt includes a sheet metal plate that shims in between the ball mount and the ball to prevent it from turning. The plate is no where near strong enough though and at 224 ft/lb the plate bent and the ball rotated. After the plate is bent it is almost impossible to get he thing torqued down right and lined up.



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Ball is not mounted. Pictures and videos show ball mounted. And when I have bought a “kit” in the past, the ball was mounted.
I can’t attach the ball myself and only reason I purchased from eTrailer was that pictures implied that the ball would be mounted.

Etrailer Expert

Jenny N.

2/22/2022

This ball mount comes to us from the manufacturer as a kit, without the ball mounted to the ball mount. We do have a ball mount with a 4 inch that comes with the ball torqued. It is part # C45154.



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Nice solid piece with weight. The only issue I have is that the ball is only secured down with a bolt and not lockable to prevent theft.



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Heavy-duty hitch! Customer service in finding the right one at etrailor was excellent!



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Great



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Very good quality and fast delivery.



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This hitch ball works great no slamming back & forth when stopping are starting. Just the right height for my F150 with a 4 inch curt drop receiver. I would definitely purchased again. Ran it with an unloaded trailer & a trailer with weight around 2500 lb. You want be disappointed in the purchase.



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I was in the market.
Looking for some
kind of dampening hitch.
But all the hitches I found We're over $300. I stumbled upon the Curt rocker ball . It was interesting to me so I had looked up some reviews on it. There wasn't any good reviews on it, but there also wasn't any bad reviews either.
So I decided to give it a shot,
Since it was pretty Inexpensive. Since then, I've had it for a year and a 1/2 now And it's been amazing.something so simple,That works very well. You won't notice it as much if the trailer already tows very well But the trailers that do a lot of jerking You will feel the difference.
A night and day difference.to me it reduced it by By 80%. Very good product!



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High Quality Part. Easy to install. I would buy again for another vehicle.

P.S. etailer.com did a great job getting me this part. They processed & shipped this order immediately. I also appreciate that they made it easy to track the shipment. Thank You etrailer.com, I WILL be placing more orders from your company. Thanks again.



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I just purchased a new hideaway hitch system. But the hitch sits only 15 inches off the ground at best. And, my trailer coupling is 22-23 inches off ground. So l needed 7-8 inches of rise on the new 1.25 inch receiver system.

Internet research took me to etrailer and the Brophy hitch. I got 5.5 inches with the Brophy hitch, the highest available for a 1.25 inch receiver I could find. The others are limited to 5 inches max. I added another 1.5 inches with your Curt shock absorbing hitch. Voila, with a combined 7 inches of rise and on level ground the trailer now rides perfectly level!!!! Both parts were very easy to connect.

Delivery was speedy. Thank you for saving the day and my investment in an expensive new hideaway hitch!



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Quality products. But the added height of this Curt shock absorbing rocker ball in combination with the 5-1/2” height Brophy bar, I still bottom out and scrape the inclined road to my house while towing my boat.



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on our NEW Ram 1500 truck this ball helps reduce the trailer vibration that gets transferred into the truck. it definitely helps with a smoother ride.



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Greatest difference is felt with a full trailer vs empty. For reference, I haul a 3700 horse trailer and with one or two horses on board, this makes a noticeable difference in the reduction of ‘jolts’ when road seams, potholes are encountered. No noticeable difference when empty, but I am rarely empty. Good value for outcome.



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Works great in taking out the "jolt" when making quick stops and starts



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I received my order one day late but everything turned out good and I already tried out the ball hitch and lock assembly and seems to tow pretty good so far



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Drove from San Diego to Alaska - smooth ride w/trailer...



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love using the rocker ball



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Kimberly, our Sales rep, was incredibly patient and amazing and guided us through our options and availability. The products arrived on time and as expected. In a world of choices you all went above and beyond any expectations.



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Received product before due date however, both our WD Hitches do not have the standard piece to allow the Anti-Rotation Plate to be useful. Pictures attached.
Checking with etrailer to see what can be done before modifying either the ball or the hitches. Only other issue was packaging, it was well packed on bottom side but not on top which allowed the product to distort the box it was shipped in but it did come fully in tact with no visible harm. Mentioning this for future delivery of such items.



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This all-in-one kit does everything it promises to do. I wish I'd learned about it sooner.



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Changed over from the conventional Ball. Noticeable difference after installing Rockerball. Makes the ride quieter and when braking no noises and no trailer play when braking or accelerating. recommended Product.



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Like most any lock they can be a little temperamental after being out in weather a while, but a shot of lock lube or WD40 takes care of that. "Training the lock to your given key is a breeze, and I definitely like the convenience of not having to try and recall which key is needed to use them!



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Good idea, though actual towing feels chaotic. Pulling a 4,500 pound camper trailer with a F150 - Max Tow Package and this hitch causes the trailer to surge back and forth when braking, accelerating and/or rolling over bumps in the road. I don't know if my hitch is defective or not, but I will not be using this hitch anymore. The other issue is, when torquing the ball hitch to the specified 450 ft/lbs - the flanges that are supposed to hold the ball in place bent and I had to find an alternative to secure it from turning.



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Just received it. I haven't had a chance to use it yet, but the quality is excellent!


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