| Brand |
Fastway |
| Model |
42-00-2900 |
| Color |
Hand Polished Aluminum |
| Size |
10 inch Drop |
Fast and easy 1" adjustments, saving you time and effort as you switch between different trailers and tow vehiclesPolished aluminum, making your truck look its bestPrecision machined for strength and durability1,000 lb. max tongue wt. / 10,000 lb. max trailer wt.Recommended Locks: Fastway Flash 86-00-3660 FLASH E-series Dual Lock Pack with 2 KeysFastway Flash E series ball mounts give you lightning-quick adjustments and stunning good looks. Each Flash ball mount is precision-machined in the Mountain West, making it stronger and longer lasting than other aluminum ball mounts. If you are looking for a strong, reliable and attractive pin-style ball mount, look no further. The Fastway Flash E series ball mount is superior in strength and craftsmanship, and its hand polished aluminum outshines the competition with a gorgeous, mirror finish. Remember to purchase a keyed alike dual lock pack, specially designed to fit the Flash E series ball mount for ultimate security. The Fastway Flash E series is the best looking pin-style, ball mount you can buy. From stunning good looks to fast and easy adjustments, you'll be amazed every time you use it. The lightning quick-adjustments will save you time and effort, and each Flash ball mount is precision machined in the Mountain West, making it stronger and longer-lasting than the competition. The Fastway Flash E series is a great choice for towing multiple trailers. With adjustable heights and dual hitch balls, trailer change-overs are a snap. Its gorgeous design will make your truck look fantastic, and because it is made from aircraft-grade aluminum, it will last for years. With the vehicle parked on level ground, measure the hitch height from the ground to the top of the receiver opening on the hitch. Next, you will need to measure from the bottom of the trailer's coupler to the ground. Make sure the trailer is on level ground and the trailer itself is level. Compute the difference between the receiver height and the coupler height. If the hitch height is greater than the coupler height, the difference is the drop that is required. If the coupler height is greater, then the difference is the rise that is required. Select a fixed drop or adjustable ball mount with a rise or drop that is closest to the difference you come up with.
