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Flip-Over BallThe Flip-Over Ball is locked in the one-piece ball socket with a spring loaded stainless steel pin. ...
Flip-Over Gooseneck Ball Hitch
A gooseneck hitch uses a hitch ball to connect to a gooseneck trailer. As a truck bed hitch, its main body usually mounts beneath the truck bed and is bolted to the frame of the truck using brackets. Gooseneck trailer hitches have a typical pull rating of up to 30,000 lbs. or greater. This high pull rating makes them very useful for towing flatbed equipment haulers, horse trailers, and livestock trailers.
Flip-Over Ball Hitch Operation
Through the use of a spring-loaded stainless steel pin, the Flip-Over Ball is securely locked into the single-piece ball socket. The process of inverting the ball is accomplished by rotating the actuating rod by 90 degrees. You will find the actuating rod in the wheel well on the driver’s side. When this is done, the retaining pin is kept in the open position. Then, invert the ball and rotate the actuating rod, returning it to its initial locked position. The ball for models 317 and 318 may be flipped over or removed, but the handle will only lock with the ball in the usable position. It will not latch and lock in the down position.
Advantages of Gooseneck Trailer Hitches
The benefits provided by gooseneck trailer hitches when compared to fifth wheel hitches are as follows. They are considerably less bulky and invasive in the truck bed. These trailer hitches only consist of safety chain anchors and a gooseneck ball above the truck bed. The FlipOver ball is also light in weight and easy to operate. A gooseneck hitch has an uncomplicated, simple coupling mechanism, providing a robust connection for heavy-duty flatbeds, farm trailers, and more.
Contact Us for the Flip-over Gooseneck Ball Hitch
For more information about the flip-over gooseneck trailer hitches we offer at Popup Towing Products, call us today at 800.837.8578 or leave us an email at info@popuphitch.com.
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