Torque Needed For Nut of Reese Trailer Hitch Starter Ball Mount Kit # RP7043000
Question:
The RP7043000 comes with the ball mounted in the rise position. If I want to flip the ball mount into a position, I have to remove the ball, turn the mount upside down and reinstall the ball. At what torque do I need to tighten the ball on the ball mount?
asked by: Mark B
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Helpful Expert Reply:
The amount of torque needed to secure the nut of the ball on the Reese Trailer Hitch Starter Ball Mount Kit # RP7043000 that you referenced is 160 ft lbs.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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Reese Trailer Hitch Starter Ball Mount Kit
- Trailer Hitch Ball Mount
- Fixed Ball Mount
- 2 Inch Ball
- One Ball
- Steel Ball
- Steel Shank - Gloss Black
- Drop - 1 Inch
- Rise - 0 Inch
- Fits 1-1/4 Inch Hitch
- 3500 lbs GTW
- Class II
- Reese
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