12K-Rated 2-Inch Ball Mount with 8-Inches of Drop

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I need a 8inch with such as Ball Mount 7inch Rise or 8inch Drop, 12,000 lbs. I need it with a 2inch ball. Do you have one with the ball on with this spec?

asked by: Jerry S

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For a 2-inch ball mount rated for 12,000-lbs that has 8-inches of drop we offer two options you can see on the linked page. Part # 4283 from Draw-Tite provides 7-inches of rise or 8-inches of drop, as does Curt # C45448. Both take a hitch ball, sold separately, like 10K-rated # A-90. This is the highest-rated 2-inch ball we offer.

We do not have a 12K ball mount with this rise/drop that comes with the hitch ball pre-mounted.

expert reply by: Adam R

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12K-Rated 2-Inch Ball Mount with 8-Inches of Drop

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