What Does the Pro Series Adjustable Pintle Hook Mounting Plate Part # 63072 Come With

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Item 63072 is a pintle mount. Does that include the part that goes into the receiver or just the pintle mount?

asked by: Alex

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The Pro Series Adjustable Pintle Hook Mounting Plate part # 63072 comes with both the shank that slides into the trailer hitch receivers tube opening as well as the mounting plate for the pintle hook. I have attached a photo of everything that is included with the above part for you as well. If you need the hook/ball combo then you can use part # C48200 for a 2-/16" hitch ball. Then you can change the ball size as needed.

I have also attached a few review video on the above products for you.

expert reply by: Conner L

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