What's that bolt between the harms under the ball hitch for? Thanks
628373
That bolt sets the angle of the ball. Depending on the type of vehicle you have it may be necessary to to tilt the ball forward or back a couple of degrees to keep the top of the ball level.
628374
It's safety feature .. it tightens against the large nut of the ball to prevent it from rotating
628375
Not sure what "harms" are, but there is a bolt for adjusting the tilt of the ball. Hope that helps.
795158
It helps you remove the bolt from a target. If the insert pulls out because the bolt is stuck in the target you just pull out the insert. Making that a minor repair.
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.
1167122
My Trailer hitch plug is mounted to the trailer hitch Frame. The Bumper has a cut out for the spare tire lowering rod.
2167397
The front bolt hole on the hidden hitch uses the factory tow hook bolt, it would be like a spacer as you would have the frame then winch mount and then your grill mount.
1647704
I have a 3/4 threaded shank with a 2 inch ball. The hole towards the end is 5/8 diameter for pull behind attachments that would use on riding lawnmowers. And then hitch pin is 1/2 inch diameter. Hope this helps.
2223776
This is for when the trailer is not attached. To lock your trailer to the ball on your truck, you need the Trailer Coupling lock, and the Receiver Hitch Pin needs to be the lock type also.
1593940
Sorry I don't know that is why I bought this one. However be aware that the bolt is way to long, and you can cut it off otherwise you cannot use the lock. Once through the hitch it extends a good 2+ inches.
967001
I have it mounted on the top of the receiver hitch pointed at the trailer ball. That way I can use it to align the ball with the hitch. When the trailer isn't on the truck I can see behind the truck without any obstruction.It's velcrow'd to the ball and I used a couple of heavy duty tie wraps.2 years+ and 40,000 miles later and it hasn't moved.Hope this helps.
354228
Many hitch receivers have a threaded bolt hole on the side. If you have one of these, you could thread a bolt in until the step is snug.
2177054
It's a .5 bolt. It screws into a threaded block which is inside the hitch arm. The lock fits over the other end.
2001989
I'm pretty sure it's the ball end. My review is a few years old but I'm pretty sure that was for my tool box which is a ball end.
2279650
There are multiple threaded holes in back to accommodate most all ball heights, it's just an anti rattle anyhow, you won't here anything while your towing if you don't use it. It's a good hitch, don't let the anti rattle stop you from buying it.
1784150
Not sure, I took off the mounting plate to use one front the system I already had. Ball head is pretty strong.
2236238
The description and the pictures for this part # show bolts, but no ball. Just the ball mount(thing with the hole for the ball)I bought a similar part # which was supposed to include a ball, ball mount, and the receiver hitch with bolts.I jumped the gun and installed the hitch, when I realized I didn't get the ball. I called Amazon(don't bother) instead do the instant messaging thing, and the credited me for the ball, and I just applied it to the new ball. Yours sounds like you got shorted some items. They will want you to return the whole thing(hassle) instead get a credit and go to ACE and get your missing items The description and the pictures for this part # show bolts, but no ball. Just the ball mount(thing with the hole for the ball)I bought a similar part # which was supposed to include a ball, ball mount, and the receiver hitch with bolts.I jumped the gun and installed the hitch, when I realized I didn't get the ball. I called Amazon(don't bother) instead do the instant messaging thing, and the credited me for the ball, and I just applied it to the new ball. Yours sounds like you got shorted some items. They will want you to return the whole thing(hassle) instead get a credit and... » Read More The description and the pictures for this part # show bolts, but no ball. Just the ball mount(thing with the hole for the ball)I bought a similar part # which was supposed to include a ball, ball mount, and the receiver hitch with bolts.I jumped the gun and installed the hitch, when I realized I didn't get the ball. I called Amazon(don't bother) instead do the instant messaging thing, and the credited me for the ball, and I just applied it to the new ball. Yours sounds like you got shorted some items. They will want you to return the whole thing(hassle) instead get a credit and go to ACE and get your missing items « Show Less
567061
I thought mine was faulty as well. But I was using the wrong bolt for the wrong hole. Bolt should not go all the way through, also it should not stop at flat(not sure the technical term) space -part without the thread. That part should go into the hole about 3mm. Watch this video and you will see what I mean: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IP_Wh_-RXzUNow I have nearly zero wobble, I think i will put some "black RTV" soon around the hitch, that should make it even more secure.
961393
This is a Class 3 hitch with a 3/4 hole. That equates to a maximum ball of 1 7/8".