
Product Description
The Husky 33254 is a heavy-duty Class V adjustable ball mount for 2-1/2-inch receivers. It is part of Husky's One-Mount system: a solid shank with a vertical channel, plus a dual-ball platform that pins into the channel at the height you need. It's a good fit for owners of larger trucks who tow different trailers and need to level each one.
The platform carries two permanently mounted balls, a 2-inch and a 2-5/16-inch, and can be set for up to 6 inches of drop or 5-1/4 inches of rise. Two high-strength pins hold the platform in the channel and make height changes and accessory swaps quick. The channel also accepts other Husky One-Mount accessories such as pintle hook combos and clevis mounts.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Husky Towing
- Part number: 33254
- Class: V
- Receiver size: 2-1/2 inch
- Ball sizes: 2 inch and 2-5/16 inch (dual, permanently mounted)
- 2-5/16 in ball rating: 20,000 lbs gross trailer weight / 2,000 lbs tongue weight
- 2 in ball rating: 10,000 lbs gross trailer weight / 1,000 lbs tongue weight
- Maximum drop: 6 inches
- Maximum rise: 5-1/4 inches
- Shank length: 2-1/2 inches
- Shank type: Solid, channel mount
- Material: Steel
- Finish: Powder coat
- Hitch pin included: Yes
- Warranty: Husky lists a limited 5-year warranty
Features
- Adjustable height for leveling different trailers
- Two pins allow quick height changes and accessory swaps
- Accepts Husky One-Mount accessories like pintle hook combos and clevis mounts
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