Parts Needed To Use Lock N Roll Articulating Hitch With Curt Channel Style Adjustable Ball Mount

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I currently have a Curt C45900 channel style adjustable ball mount. Will the Lock N Roll model 336VS503 coupler work with my Curt channel? My gut feeling is yes, but I’d like a confirmation.

asked by: Steve

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In order to use the Lock N Roll Articulating Hitch # 336VS503 with your Curt Channel Style Adjustable Ball Mount # C45900 you will need to also use the Lock N Roll Articulating Coupler # 336TS502. With those parts together, you will have no issue using the Lock N Roll hitch.

expert reply by: Bryce D

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Answer 1

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Answer 3

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Answer 11

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