CURT Class 1 Ball Mount #45018

$22.69

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Description

CURT class 1 ball mounts are designed for a variety of lightweight towing applications. For basic utility trailers, canoe haulers and other light-duty trailers, a class 1 ball mount gets the job done. CURT class 1 ball mounts are designed to complement our class 1 trailer hitches and come in several different styles, offering a range of shank lengths and drop and rise options. A class 1 ball mount is typically used on compact cars, full-size cars, minivans and crossover SUVs, but it can be used on virtually any trailer hitch with a 1 1/4″ x 1 1/4″ receiver tube (NOTE: Never exceed the lowest weight capacity of any towing component; i.e. the vehicle, hitch, trailer, etc).

This class 1 ball mount features a gross trailer weight capacity of 2,000 lbs. and a tongue weight capacity of 200 lbs. It has a length of 6 3/4″, a drop of 1 1/4″ and a rise of 5/8″. CURT ball mounts, like our trailer hitches, are built to last. They are made from quality steel that is CNC-formed and robotically welded to be an exact fit for your receiver hitch. To protect our class 1 ball mounts from corrosion, UV damage and scratches, we coat each one in a powder coat of high-gloss black for a sharp finish.

Details

Product Type Description: Class 1 Ball Mount
Warranty: Limited Lifetime
Shipping Weight: 2.750
Gross Trailer Weight(GTW): 2,000 LB
Tongue Weight(TW): 200 LB
Drop: 1 1/4 IN
Rise: 5/8 IN
Receiver Tube Size: 1.25
Length: 6 3/4 IN
Hole Size: .75
Finish: Gloss Black Powder Coat

Notes

  • Fits trailer hitches with a 1 1/4" x 1 1/4" receiver tube opening
  • Equipped with a 3/4" hole to accept a trailer ball shank
  • 5/8" rise or 1 1/4" drop for precise trailer leveling
  • Hollow shank weighs less and can be used with an anti-rattle kit
  • CNC-formed, robotically welded and mechanically descaled for a perfect fit
  • Protected by a durable powder coat finish
  • Made in USA

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