Does this attach to the round ball? or to the square receiver part?
1706174
You slide it into the square receiver and then slide the lock bolt through the holes to secure it.
1706175
Square receiver part. I use a locking pin to keep it secure and "safe". It was great from Cincinnati to Hilton Head Island and back. We had 4 bikes on it and one was a tandem.
1672169
It is a 2" square receiver, but it works just fine for bike racks as well. I use a Yakima Ridgeback with it.
937504
Out of the box, it was for a round post, when I purchased it. Maybe they have an adaptor that can be purchased separately?
814103
Mine did. It is just a round piece of plastic with a hole in it that the ball sits in - easy to mistake for packaging.
119714
There is an round opening where the ball is set. The ball fits perfectly in the slot.
44413
I think they give you the round-y thing that you see in the picture, but honestly, I never used that attachment. Not even sure what it's for!
1745969
I dont know where you got this information, but who ever provided it is crazy. The round ball is about 2 1/4 inches diameter. It is always fully inflated and bounces very high.
1222449
I use a quality "D" Ring on both sides if able. Like one of these: ARB ARB207D Bow/Clevis D ShackleI do not use ball hitches as attachment points due to their inability to secure the strap. Hooks are a last resort for the same reason. Looping it through itself is also a last resort as this can damage the strap and is a bear to remove once done.
512102
The ball size does not matter. It is the shank size that is important. I believe the hole size in this receiver is 1", therefore you will what to get a ball with this size shank.
1752525
No it does not. The holder uses a system where it able to center the roundno matter the size. Works well.
123040
Hello John, It attaches with 2 screws and anchors located in the center of the round end pieces. It's 24'' from the center of the holes. Hope this helps you out John. Thanks for your interest! Zoe Industries
937725
Are you talking about the ball itself? Yes, its on there...tight. Its supposed to be, hence the reason for the size of the shank and nut. You'll need the appropriate sized socket in 1/2 or 3/4" drive and a long breaker bar to fit it. A large Crescent wrench will fit the ball at its base to hold it while the nut is loosened.
2192465
It all comes together as one piece... you have to buy a separate receiver to mount the ball onto.. hope that helps.
2103357
mine was round and was easy to install with a drill.this worked great for me
2221024
Unfortunately not. That's one of the things I wish too. It's riveted to the clamp. The top portion of the clamp unscrews out of the ball joint, but the bottom portion, which includes the ball, is permanently attached.
1334860
I would say "Yes". I have purchased 2 in prior years and both were for the round type.
1755951
It fits into any two inch receiver. You have to remove the ball mount and put it into the receiver. It works very well. I an happy with mine.