Ball Mount For 2 Inch Hitch For U-Haul Trailer

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For a 2014 Grand Cherokee with the factory tow hitch, what equipment would you recommend to tow the U-Haul 5x8 Trailer at the appropriate height and distance? Thanks!

asked by: Mustafa G

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For a ball mount that will give you the proper rise or drop use the Flint Hill Goods Adjustable Steel Ball Mount Kit w 2 Hitch Balls # FHG79ZR.

U-Haul trailers have a standard coupler height of 18 inches so this adjustable ball mount will allow you to tow level; it also has a 2" hitch ball that is needed for the U-Haul trailers. To mount it to your hitch use the Trimax Trailer Hitch Pin and Clip # TMX33VR.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Answer 1

There are a few different options for a replacement shank since the 54977 has been discontinued. You can use the Equal-i-zer #EQ90-02-4900 with a 10" rise/6" drop or #EQ90-02-4800 with an 8" rise/4" drop. You will need to choose…

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Answer 2

All of our dual ball mounts come with either 1-7/8"/2" hitch balls or 2"/2-5/16" hitch balls which are just standard sizes - I have yet to come across one on our site or elsewhere that has multiple of the same hitch ball size in…

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Answer 3

I can certainly point you in the right direction. Firstly, we suggest checking your owners manual and verifying that you can tow 6,000 lbs with your truck. If it is able to tow 6K or more then we can set you up. If you do not have a factory hitch,…

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Answer 4

You said receiver and hitch, though that is one and the same, which is what I believe you were asking. And the correct fit for a trailer hitch receiver on your 2010 Honda CR-V is the Trailer Hitch Receiver #e39AR. Then if you were planning on doing…

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Answer 5

When it comes to switching out your Reese distribution shank to a bigger one I would recommend going to The Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution Shank for 2-1/2 inch Hitch - 9 inch Long - 9 Hole Adjustment #BXW4028. It is very similar to The Blue Ox…

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Answer 6

The Reese Titan Weight Dist Shank - Trunnion Only - 5-3/4" Drop, 8-1/4" Rise - 1,700 lbs TW #RP54977 is a fit for your system. The Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution Shank for 2-1/2" Hitches - 9" Long - 9 Hole Adjustment…

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The only replacement head that will come close to your specifications will be the Reese #RP58167. This is rated for Reese weight distribution systems up to 1,700 pounds tongue weight and 17,000 pounds towing weight, but only includes one hole for the…

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Answer 8

A hitch pin and clip IS included, but a lock is not included with the Flint Hill Goods Adjustable Tri-Ball Mount #FHG92VR. Adding a lock is a great idea as it'll keep the ball mount safe and secure in your 2" hitch, and for that what you can…

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Answer 9

I can certainly point you in the right direction. Unfortunately they do not list the coupler height of your trailer online. The hitch on your 2019 GMC Canyon should be right at 19" provided everything is stock. Most trailers have a coupler…

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Answer 10

The BAK Revolver X4S, part #BAK22VR and X2 Revolver, part #BAK39133 are very similar. The only difference between the two is the X4S has a black powder coated underside and a 5 year warranty, versus the silver underside and 3 year warranty offered by…

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Answer 11

Since your 2021 F-250 has a 7-way at the rear of it you'd want the part #A10-7275VP which is a 7-way to a 5-way. The 5th pin of the 5-way is the reverse light circuit so you wouldn't need to tap into the reverse light circuit. The issue you…

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Answer 12

The truth of the matter is that tonneau covers are not 100% leakproof. Do most of them, especially the higher quality ones like the #BAK39133 BAK Revolver X2 do a very good job of keeping the vast majority of the water out? Absolutely. Will they keep…

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