Master Lock Ball Mount, 3-1/2"drop Or 2-1/4" Rise, 2837at, Fits 2" Receiver on 2040-parts.com
Graytown, Ohio, US
You are buying a Master Lock Black Steel Ball Mount it features a 3-1/2" drop or 2-1/4" rise and has a 5000lb max. load rating, a 500lb max. tonque weight rating, has a 1" ball mt. hole and fits a 2" receiver tube. Buy with confidence and THANKS for looking
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