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Shocker Hitch Impact 14K Cushion Hitch and Chrome Combo Ball Mount for 2.50-Inch Receiver Hitch; 4-Inch Rise to 4-Inch Drop (Universal; Some Adaptation May Be Required)
Item U56548-XT
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Product Information
Features, Description, Q&A
Features
- Dual Cushion Design Shock Absorbing Hitch Absorbs Road Shock Bumps Bangs And Tugs Normally Experienced When Towing A Trailer
- The Bumps And Bangs Are Filtered Through The Built-In Bump Cushions Creating A Smoother Ride Easier On You And Your Equipment
- Works Great On Pickup Trucks Work Vans Adventure Vans SUVs CUVs Minivans Motorhomes RVs And All-Terrain Vehicles
- Used On Campers Ice Houses Car Trailers Equipment Skid Steer Trailers Boats Snowmobile Trailers And More
- Flip Around Design Plus Seven Adjustment Holes The Only Cushion Hitch That Can Be Flipped Around
- Unique Pivoting Design Of The Dual Bump Cushions Allows You To Flip The Entire Hitch Around For More Drop Or Rise
- Rated Fourteen Thousand Pounds Gross Trailer Weight And One Thousand Four Hundred Pounds Tongue Weight
- Adjustable Combo Ball Two Inch And Two And Five Sixteenth Inch Design For Maximum Strength
- Provides Four Inches Of Rise To Four Inches Of Drop
- Premium Powder Coat Finish
- Combo Ball Mount Tow Rating Two And Five Sixteenth Inch Ball Rated At Twenty Thousand Pounds GTW And Two Thousand Pounds Tongue Weight
- Two Inch Ball Rated At Ten Thousand Pounds GTW And One Thousand Pounds Tongue Weight
- Adjustable Length Two Hitch Pin Holes To Adjust Length And Room On Receiver Shank To Accommodate Hitch-Mounted Towing Mud Flaps Or Shocker Bumper Tow Flaps
- Impact-Resistant Safety Red Textured Powder-Coat Finish On Hitch And Chrome Red Or Black Matte On Ball Mount
- Pivoting Design With Cushions Naturally Reduces Tendency Of Sway
- Choose Between Two Inch Or Two And One Half Inch Receiver Hitch Shank
- Comes Complete With Adjustable Impact Cushioned Hitch Combo Dual Ball Mount Two Inch And Two And Five Sixteenth Inch Balls And Two D-Handle Ball Mount Pins With Clips
- Compatible With Multiple Ball Mount Options Including Drop Raised Pintle Hooks Drawbar Clevis Pin Shackles And Attachments For Sway Bars
- Safety Notice Towing Capacity Limited By Lowest Rated Component
- Manufactured In USA In Jamestown, ND
- Fits Universal; Some Adaptation May Be Required
Description
Impact Cushion Hitch. The Shocker Hitch Impact 14K Cushion Hitch and Chrome Combo Ball Mount for 2.50-Inch Receiver Hitch; 4-Inch Rise to 4-Inch Drop is designed to absorb shocks from road irregularities, bumps, and towing stress. It provides a smoother towing experience by filtering vibrations and impacts through dual built-in bump cushions, making it ideal for a wide range of towing applications including campers, boats, and equipment trailers.
Construction and Appearance. This hitch features heavy-duty construction with a high-quality, impact-resistant safety red powder-coated finish. The combo ball mount includes both 2-inch and 2-5/16-inch balls with durable matte, chrome, or red finishes, ensuring maximum corrosion resistance and long-lasting performance under rigorous towing conditions.
Installation. Installation is straightforward and requires no drilling. Simply insert the hitch into the receiver and secure it with the included pins. The kit comes complete with all necessary components for a full setup and is compatible with hitch-mounted towing mud flaps.
Warranty. This product comes with a manufacturer's warranty ensuring quality and reliability over its lifespan.
Application. Fits universal; some adaptation may be required.
Shocker Hitch SH-125-340C
CA Residents: 
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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