Convert-A-Ball Pintle Mounting Bar Review - 2013 Toyota Tundra Video

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Review of the Convert-A-Ball Pintle Mounting Bar on a 2013 Toyota Tundra

Today on our 2013 Toyota Tundra we'll be test fitting the Convert-A-Ball Cushioned Adjustable Pintle Mounting Bar for 2 inch Hitches rated at 10,000 pounds, part number AMPC2. This 8 hole mounting bar lets you adjust the pintle height to level your trailer. It has a cushioned shank that protects your equipment and smooths the ride of your vehicle. To begin our test fit, in the drop position,… see more >

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