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Off-road Recovery
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Built for trucks, SUVs, pickups, and commercial trailers, the Tri-Ball Trailer Hitch Mount with Tow Hook is a heavy-duty multifunctional towing accessory engineered for 2-inch standard receiver hitches. It combines three common trailer ball sizes with an integrated tow hook in one unit, allowing quick ball size changes without extra tools while providing strong recovery pulling capability.
This heavy-duty tri-ball mount is engineered for long-lasting performance, optimized to provide secure and reliable towing connections across multiple trailer types.
Permanently welded 1-7/8-inch, 2-inch, and 2-5/16-inch trailer balls. No need to purchase multiple mounts to fit different coupler sizes. Switching ball sizes only requires rotating the base.
Built-in tow hook provides a reliable anchor point for recovery straps and tow straps. Suitable for vehicle extraction and off-road recovery tasks.
1-7/8" ball rated at 2,000 lbs; 2" ball rated at 5,000 lbs; 2-5/16" ball rated at 7,500 lbs; tow hook rated for recovery pulling. Covers light-duty to heavy-duty towing needs.
Black powder coat provides rust and corrosion protection, suitable for long-term outdoor and off-road use.
Square shank fits standard 2-inch receivers, compatible with Class III and Class IV receivers.
The multipurpose Tri-Ball Trailer Hitch Mount with Tow Hook serves a wide range of towing and recovery tasks for trucks, SUVs, and commercial vehicles.
Ideal for users with multiple trailers or frequently changing trailers. No need to swap mounts to fit different coupler sizes.
Suitable for RV trailers, equipment trailers, and livestock trailers requiring a 2-5/16" ball.
The integrated tow hook handles pulling and recovery on uneven terrain.
A practical solution for commercial fleets requiring quick trailer type changes.
Parameter | Specification |
Type | Tri-Ball with Tow Hook |
Ball Sizes | 1-7/8" / 2" / 2-5/16" |
Ball Capacities | 2,000 / 5,000 / 7,500 lbs |
Tow Hook | Integrated |
Shank Size | 2" |
Receiver Fit | 2" (Class III-IV) |
Finish | Powder Coat |
Q1: What is the main advantage of a tri-ball mount over a single-ball mount?
A: A tri-ball mount carries three trailer ball sizes (1-7/8", 2", and 2-5/16") in one unit. You can switch between ball sizes by rotating the base, without removing the mount or purchasing separate ball mounts. This is especially useful if you own multiple trailers with different coupler sizes.
Q2: Will this tri-ball mount fit my existing 2-inch receiver?
A: Yes, this mount features a standard 2-inch shank designed to fit all standard 2" x 2" receiver tubes. Please confirm your receiver size before ordering to ensure proper fitment.
Q3: What is the load capacity of each ball and the tow hook?
A: 1-7/8" ball: 2,000 lbs; 2" ball: 5,000 lbs; 2-5/16" ball: 7,500 lbs. The tow hook is designed for recovery strap pulling. Please verify the load rating of your full setup before towing.
Q4: How does the integrated tow hook work?
A: The tow hook provides an anchor point for loop-end tow straps and recovery straps. It is suitable for off-road recovery and vehicle extraction tasks.
Q5: Does this mount come with a hitch pin?
A: Mounting hardware and hitch pins are available as optional accessories. Please inform our sales team if you require a full set of installation hardware.
Q6: Can you provide OEM & ODM custom-made service for tri-ball mounts?
A: Yes, custom-printed logos, special surface finishes, modified mounting dimensions, and custom packaging are acceptable based on your order quantity. Please contact our sales department with your detailed custom specifications.
Q7: Is this mount suitable for off-road recovery?
A: Yes, the steel construction, powder coat finish, and integrated tow hook make this mount well-suited for off-road recovery and uneven terrain.
Q8: What is the difference between usable length and overall length?
A: Usable length refers to the distance from the hitch pin hole to the ball or hook connection point, which determines clearance. Overall length includes the full shank that inserts into the receiver.
