Can Ball Mount with Pre-Installed Ball C45295 be Ordered with it in the Rise Position
Question:
Need it to be in rise position. Can I order that way?
asked by: Tony
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Expert Reply:
The Curt Class III Ball Mount # C45295 comes from the manufacturer with the ball installed so we don't have a way to send them out in the rise configuration. You could go with an adjustable ball mount such as # C45900. That way you would not have to ever worry about torqueing a ball down.
expert reply by:
Michael H
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Products Referenced in This Question
Channel Style Adjustable Ballmount - 2" & 2-5/16" Balls - 14,000 lbs
- Trailer Hitch Ball Mount
- Adjustable Ball Mount
- 2 Inch Ball
- 2-5/16 Inch Ball
- Two Balls
- Steel Ball
- Steel Shank - Gloss Black
- Drop - 6 Inch
- Rise - 5 Inch
- Fits 2 Inch Hitch
- 14000 lbs GTW
- Class IV
- CURT
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Curt Class III Ball Mount with 2" Ball - 2" Drop - 7,500 lbs - Chrome Plated
- Trailer Hitch Ball Mount
- Fixed Ball Mount
- 2 Inch Ball
- One Ball
- Steel Ball
- Steel Shank - Silver
- Drop - 2 Inch
- Rise - 1 Inch
- Fits 2 Inch Hitch
- 7500 lbs GTW
- Class III
- CURT
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