Chroming Tri Hitches Hook Ball Mounts

A hooked ball mount is a type of ball mount that has a curved design, typically resembling a hook shape. It is used for towing trailers and provides a secure connection between the trailer and the towing vehicle. The hook design helps to minimize trailer sway and provides added stability during towing.

Hook Ball Mount Details

Trailer Hitch Tri Ball Mount with Hook Hollow Shank Tow Hitch Whole Chrome Plating

Standard Fit: This Tri ball hitch with hook fits for 2 inch standard trailer hitch receivers on the truck, pickup, SUV, tractor towing; And fits for 1 7/8", 2", 2 5/16" hitch couplers to connect other towing accessories

Hitch Ball Spec.: 1-7/8” 3500LB; 2” 5000LB; 2-5/16” 10000LB

Forged Hook Max. Load: 10000LB

Standard Demension: Hollow Shank, 7 1/2" Usable Length, 12" Overall Length; Easy Installation, Just Insert the Square Tube into the 2" receivers

Hitch Lock Included: 5/8 inch Chrome Lock included

Security and Safety: Our Tri Ball Tow Hitch was Robotically Welded Hitch Balls and Hook, Easy for Ball Size Switch

Finish: Whole chrome plating gives the hook hitch a bright surface

Hook Ball Mount Package

2 pieces per box or 1 piece per seperate box

Hooked Ball Mount Application

A hooked ball mount is used to securely attach a trailer to a vehicle for towing purposes. It is designed with a hook-like attachment that connects to the trailer's coupler or pintle hitch.

To apply a hooked ball mount for towing, follow these steps:

1. Ensure that your vehicle has a properly installed trailer hitch receiver. The trailer hitch receiver should have a matching receiver size for your specific ball mount.

2. Select a hooked ball mount that matches the towing capacity and tongue weight requirements of your trailer. This information can usually be found in the trailer's documentation or by contacting the manufacturer.

3. Slide the hooked end of the ball mount into the trailer hitch receiver on your vehicle. Make sure it is securely seated and locked into place. The ball mount should be inserted with the hook facing upward.

4. Attach the safety chains or cables from the trailer to the hitch receiver on your vehicle. The safety chains are an essential safety feature that prevents the trailer from separating from the tow vehicle in case of a detachment.

5. Connect the trailer's coupler or pintle hitch to the hook on the ball mount. Ensure that the connection is secure and properly latched or locked.

6. Test the connection by applying gentle pressure to the trailer to check that it is securely attached to the vehicle. Make sure there is no excessive movement between the trailer and tow vehicle.

Note: It is important to understand the specific guidelines and requirements for your towing setup. Always refer to your vehicle and trailer owner's manuals for proper towing procedures and consult a professional for any specific questions or concerns.

Hooked Ball Mount Production

Hooked ball mount production refers to the manufacturing process of producing hooked ball mounts, which are used for towing trailers and other heavy loads. These ball mounts have a hook-shaped design that allows for easier attachment and detachment of the trailer.

The production process typically involves the following steps:

Designing: The first step is to design the hooked ball mount, taking into consideration factors such as weight capacity, trailer hitch size, and material strength. This includes creating a 3D model and engineering drawings.

Material selection: The next step is selecting the appropriate materials for the ball mount, which are typically made of sturdy metals such as steel or aluminum. The choice of material depends on factors such as load capacity, durability, and cost.

Metal fabrication: The selected materials are then fabricated into the desired shape using metalworking techniques such as cutting, bending, and welding. Precision is crucial to ensure the strength and integrity of the ball mount.

Surface treatment: The fabricated ball mount may undergo surface treatment processes, such as sandblasting or galvanization, to improve its resistance to corrosion and enhance its aesthetic appearance.

Quality control: Throughout the production process, quality checks are performed to ensure that the hooked ball mounts meet the required standards and specifications. This may involve dimensional inspections, load testing, and visual inspections.

Packaging and distribution: Once the hooked ball mounts pass the quality control checks, they are packaged and prepared for distribution to wholesalers, retailers, or directly to customers.

It is important to note that the production process may vary depending on the specific manufacturer and the level of customization required. Additionally, compliance with relevant industry standards and regulations, such as those set by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), is essential to ensure the safety and reliability of the hooked ball mounts.