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trulyvintage

trulyvintage

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Actual steel trailer ball I just saw


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Jim
 
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by the looks of how many threads are showing past nut on that light receiver hitch is not suited.does't look to even be a class II receiver.
 
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While I can think of a couple of obscene captions...


This looks to be an anti-theft device that is screwed together (likely with a 5 point or 7 point allen socket), allowing the ball to freely rotate making it difficult for a thief to remove the ball.
 
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Karl Wescott said:
While I can think of a couple of obscene captions...


This looks to be an anti-theft device that is screwed together (likely with a 5 point or 7 point allen socket), allowing the ball to freely rotate making it difficult for a thief to remove the ball.
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I was thinking the same thing, but then decided not to post, because what good does a security device do on a tow vehicle? They only make sense on the trailer.
 
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Could a person remove the nut from a ball if the coupler had a padlock on it for theft prevension? Then he'd just drop the threaded shank into his receiver, reinstal the nut and drive off? Perhaps a rotating ball prevents this. Oh, and what size IS that ball? A 3 5/16" ?? looks huge!
 
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I wonder if it’s for a Gooseneck hitch that somebody put on a receiver……..Mark
 
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SAFTY CHAINS, WE DON'T NEED NO STINKIN SAFTY CHAINS, I had my
buddy Goober welding everything for at least 15 minuets and it's so dang
strong that pulling the 65 ft. tri axel trailer thru the Rockies will be like
a breeze, TRUST ME. :eek::eek::D



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