Replacement 2 inch Hitch Ball for Curt TruTrack Weight Distribution System

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I bought 17501 that comes with a 2 5/16 inch ball awhile ago. Unfortunately my trailer takes a 2 inch ball. Thankfully havent needed to use it yet. What replacement would be recommended for a 2 inch ball speficly?

asked by: Donald

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Expert Reply:

You can replace the hitch ball of the Curt TruTrack part # C17501 with a 2 inch ball part # A-90.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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