Tow Hitch Ball, 2-5\\/16 Ball - GM (19367005)

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• Brand:

  

• SKU:

  19367005

• Other Names:

  Trailer Hitch Ball

• Description:
  • Constructed from high-strength, hot-forged steel
  • Protected by a durable chrome-plated finish
  • Zinc-plated hex nut and helical lock washer
  • Fine threads provide superior holding strength
  Tow confidently with your vehicle using this Chevrolet Accessories 20,000-lb maximum load Trailer Hitch Ball that comes complete with a 2 5/16-inch Chrome finish tow ball with a 1 1/4-inch flange thickness and is designed to fit an available ball mount assembly (sold separately). Carefully review the trailering section of the Owner’s Manual. The weight of passengers, cargo and options or accessories may reduce the amount you can tow.
  
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  Frequently Asked Questions
  Q: Is there a difference between Weight Carrying and Weight Distribution?
  A: Yes. Weight Carrying is where all of the tongue weight of the trailer is carried directly on the rear of the tow vehicle and on the hitch. Weight Distribution is determined by using a weight distributing hitch, and some or all of the tongue weight is evenly distributed throughout from the rear to the front of the tow vehicle.
  Q: Are safety chains required to pull a trailer?
  A: Safety chain requirements can vary by state. Check your state towing regulations to see if safety chains are required.
  Q: Can a hitch be welded to the frame of the vehicle?
  A: No. A hitch should never be permanently fixed to the vehicle unless specified by the manufacturer. If you must weld the hitch, be sure to have a professional weld the hitch. Improper welding can lead to weak frame and hitch.
  

• Condition: New