Adjustable Channel Mount Coupler with Greater than 15k Capacity

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I am looking to purchase a 2-5/16inch ball mount adjustable trailer mount coupler like the one shown, but I am looking for more than a 15k rated. Is there one higher and if so what is the part number. I am referencing part # BD028657

asked by: Josh

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The Demco Adjust Channel Mount Coupler part # DM07678-95 has a 20k capacity and is designed for 2-5/16 inch hitch balls. Then for a channel to attach it to the part # DM59602 also has a 20k capacity and is 12 inches tall.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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