We have numerous adjustable ball mounts, see link, but as far as adjustable couplers you would want to look at channel mount designs such as # PSA200S0303 which you could use with channel # C45910. I have linked videos on both of these parts for you. view full answer...
I was able to find a boat trailer coupler lock that isn't adjustable but it is a bit larger than what you specified. I recommend the etrailer Trailer Coupler Latch Lock Chrome item # e98886. This coupler lock has a 2" span, is 1/4" diameter, and nonadjustable. I have attached a couple of review videos. view full answer...
I'm not sure I'm completely understanding what you're looking for here, but I think you might be able to use the Master Lock Trailer Coupler Lock - 1-7/8", 2" and 2-5/16" Ball Couplers # ML389DAT to keep your trailer secured. This lock can be used on your trailer's coupler when the trailer is not attached to keep it safe from theft and it will work on any coupler size to keep the trailer from being coupled and driven away.
I've linked a video review of this lock, as well as our entire... view full answer...
For your Demco Trailer Coupler - Cast - Adjustable Channel # DM14040-81, I recommend the etrailer Surge Brake Coupler Lock # e98888, which has a 1/4" diameter and a 3-3/8" span.
Its large span is ideal for 2 5/16" balls, and, can be keyed alike to match other etrailer branded products. view full answer...
A pin with a 1/4 inch diameter, like part # e98886, is standard for coupler locks. Unfortunately there are none that are 1/16 of an inch larger in diameter.
If instead you meant that you needed one with a span of 5/8 of an inch then you will want to go with the Master Lock Adjustable Trailer Coupler Lock # 2847DAT which has a 5/8 inch adjustment setting.
If you meant that the pin diameter needed to be 5/8 inches then you are looking for part # e98880. view full answer...
When it comes to a good coupler lock for your Demco Trailer Coupler - Cast - Adjustable Channel - eZ-Latch - Black - 2-5/16 inch Ball - 21K # DM14040-81 I recommend The Fastway Universal Trailer Coupler Lock for 1-7/8 inch, 2 inch and 2-5/16 inch Couplers # FA86-0015-317.
This universal lock will fit your 2-5/16 inch ball coupler. It has a hardened, chrome-plated shackle and a nickel-plated housing. The Fastway lock has an unique key which makes it very difficult to duplicate.
I attached... view full answer...
We do carry a wide range of coupler locks depending on what span and diameter you need. For example, the etrailer Adjustable Trailer Coupler Latch Lock - 1/2" to 2-1/2" Span - 1/4" Diameter # e98883 and the etrailer Trailer Coupler Latch Lock - 1/2" Span - 1/4" Diameter # e98885 can be keyed alike.
In order to get your coupler lock keyed alike, you simply go to the product page and select the "Keyed Alike" option from the drop-down menu from the product page with a keyed-alike option.... view full answer...
I went ahead and checked, and unfortunately there is not a coupler repair kit for your 2" Atwood coupler.
With that being said, the best solution is going to be a full coupler replacement. I recommend checking out the:
-Demco A-Frame Trailer Coupler w/ Jack Hole - eZ-Latch # DM14793-81.
This coupler is made for 2" hitch balls, has a maximum capacity of 10,000-lbs, and has a bolt-on installation.
Attached is a product overview video for you to check out as well. view full answer...
When the trailer hitch on the vehicle and the coupler on the trailer have different heights you can use a ball mount with the required amount of rise or drop to allow the hitched trailer to remain level. It is important to keep the trailer's frame level when towing for better handling.
Since your trailer's coupler is about 4-1/2-inches taller than your hitch receiver you will want to select a ball mount that has about 4-inches of RISE, to bring the hitch ball up to the height of the trailer... view full answer...
To lock a cast head 2-5/16-inch coupler while it is hitched you will need a coupler latch lock like part # BD580410. This lock has a 1/4-inch diameter pin that adjusts for latch widths from 9/16-inch up to 2-3/4-inches. All coupler latch locks are shown on the linked page. view full answer...
To choose the correct ball mount for your needs, you'll need to determine the height difference between the hitch on your truck and the level coupler height of the trailer. I'll link you to a help article that explains how to do this. In a nutshell, you measure from the ground up to the top inside of the receiver tube, then from the ground up to the bottom of the trailer coupler. Subtract the two to get your height difference. Given the tire size and the lift, the truck will be taller... view full answer...
When it comes to replacing the coupler on your 1994 Featherlite Horse Trailer The B&W Defender Locking Gooseneck Coupler Inner Tube - Round - 2-5/16 inch Ball - 25,000 pounds # BWGNC4250 will work for you if the existing coupler on your trailer has a tube diameter of 4 inches.
The coupler has a built-in lock feature that provides excellent security, and has a black powder coat finish which is corrosion resistant. It has a weight capacity of 25,000 pounds and a vertical load limit of 7,500... view full answer...
According to B&W, the Extend-A-Goose Gooseneck Coupler adjustment holes are 7/8 inch in diameter. I'd recommend using the Draw-Tite # 58388 as a through pin. The pin is 6 inches long by 3/4 inches in diameter. view full answer...
Yes, you will be able to replace your stock coupler with the Demco 50-Degree A-Frame Trailer Coupler # DM13205-95 as long as you have a standard a-frame trailer. I attached a picture below of the dimensions below so you can see if it would work for you.
When installing the Demco 50-Degree A-Frame Trailer Coupler # DM13205-95, you will want to use 3/8 inch grade 5 bolts, that are approximately 1-1/2 inches long. Ten bolts will be needed five bolts on each side. For extra security I also... view full answer...
The closest thing that we have to what you are looking for is something like the Demco # Demco Trailer Coupler w/ 5-Position Adjustable Channel # DM6125-81 (which can come in a variety of options) which you can interchange with the Demco Lunette Ring # DM09557-81.Aside from that there isn't anything to change a standard trailer coupler out to a lunette ring. view full answer...
If you've got a 5/16" diameter hole, those are usually on coupler latches, so it sounds like the Master Lock Adjustable Trailer Coupler Lock - Stainless Steel # 2847DAT is what you're looking for. This lock has a 1/4" pin and is designed for 5/16" latch holes, so it will fit your application. This lock is made from stainless steel so it's not going to rust when exposed to the elements, and the dust cap will keep moisture out of the locking mechanism.
I've linked a short video review of... view full answer...
There is no specific 'best' rise or length of ball mount for a given vehicle. Since the hitch and coupler height of every vehicle and every trailer is different, you'll need to take some measurements.
To determine the rise/drop of ball mount needed, you'd want to measure the distance from the inside top of the hitch receiver tube to the ground. Then with the trailer level, measure the distance from the underside of the trailer coupler to the ground. The difference between the measurements... view full answer...
For a trailer hitch, the Curt # C13272 Class III hitch would be my recommendation. I prefer the finish Curt uses on their trailer hitches.
For a trailer wiring harness, I'd go with the Curt # C56217. For a ball mount, use # C45010 and # 63845 for a trailer ball.
Rental trailers will use an adjustable coupler, so it'll work fine with the 2 inch trailer ball I recommended. If the trailer is large enough to require brakes (above 1500 lbs, I believe) the trailer will have a surge coupler,... view full answer...
When trying to determine what kind of Rise or Drop you will need to ensure that your towing setup is level there are 2 measurements that you will need to take; one for your hitch height and one for your coupler height.
For your hitch height you will want to make sure that your 2017 Ford F-250 is sitting on level ground and then you want to measure from the bottom of the ground to the top of the receiver opening on your hitch.
To determine your coupler height you will want to make sure... view full answer...
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