Reese 2 Inch (2") Stainless Steel Trailer Hitch Ball; 6,000lb Capacity on 2040-parts.com
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, US
This is a brand new, still in the package, 2 inch Reese stainless steel hitch ball. It has never been out of the package or installed, and will never rust like the cheaper chrome-plated versions. Part # 72843
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