Convert-A-Ball Ball Mount with 2 Inch Drop Review - 2006 Ford F-150 Video

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Review of the Convert-A-Ball Mount with 2 Inch Drop on a 2006 Ford F-150

Today on our 2006 Ford F150, we'll be test fitting the Convert-A-Ball Cushioned Ball Mount for two-inch hitches with a three-quarter-inch rise or a two-inch drop, rated at 10,000 pounds, part number AMSC2. To begin our test fit, we'll first need to get our hitch height measurement. This is the measurement from the ground to the inside top edge of our receiver tube. We have a hitch height of 19.5… see more >

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