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Heavy Duty Ball Mount for 2-1 /2 Inch Receiver Tube

Original price was: $45.70.Current price is: $32.39.

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When you’re hauling heavy loads with your farm truck—whether it’s a loaded grain cart, hay wagon, or that big manure spreader—you need a ball mount that won’t let you down. This heavy-duty mount is built for the serious pulling power of bigger trucks and heavier trailers, handling up to 15,000 pounds of whatever you’re moving around the farm or down the road.

What You’re Getting

  • Massive 15,000-pound capacity that handles the biggest farm trailers and implements
  • Built for 2-1/2 inch receiver tubes—the bigger size that heavy-duty trucks come with
  • Tubular shank design that’s lighter than solid steel but still plenty strong for the job
  • Three-inch drop and 1-1/2 inch rise options let you get the right height for your setup
  • Ten-inch length gives good leverage and distributes the load properly

Built for Real Farm Work

This mount is designed for the bigger trucks and trailers you see on working farms. It fits those 2-1/2 inch receivers that come on heavy-duty pickups and farm trucks—the ones with the pulling power to move loaded grain carts, manure spreaders, hay wagons, and other substantial equipment. The 1-1/4 inch ball shank size works with the heavy-duty trailer balls these big loads require.

Made to Last

Farm hauling is tough on equipment, and this ball mount is built to handle it. The tubular shank construction gives you excellent strength while keeping weight reasonable for easier handling. It’s engineered to distribute stress properly across the receiver tube, so you won’t crack your hitch or wear out mounting points prematurely.

Installation Notes

This mount slides right into your 2-1/2 inch receiver and pins in place with your existing hitch pin. The tubular design makes it lighter to handle than solid mounts, but you’ll still want a helper when positioning heavy trailer balls. Check your receiver tube regularly since these heavy loads can work mounting hardware loose over time.