B&W Tow & Stow TS20066BMP, 2-Ball Mount, 7" Drop, 7.5" Rise, 18,000 Lbs, Fits 2.5" inch Receiver Hitch

• Hitch Size: 2-1/2" Inch.
• 7" inch Drop and 7-1/2" inch Rise.
• Black Powder Coat Finish.
• 2" (7,500 Lbs) and 2-5/16" (18,000 Lbs) Ball Configuration.
• Recommended Lock for This Ball Mount:
• BW Stainless Steel Bolt Lock, Fits 2", 2-1/2", and 3" inch Hitch. BWTS51230

Features:

Stowable design lets you store ball and mounting platform underneath your vehicle

Remove pins holding ball mount platform in place on shank

Adjustable height lets you tow trailers of different heights with the same vehicle

2 Different-size hitch balls let you tow trailers with different coupler sizes

Dual-process chrome plating on balls provides excellent rust resistance

Black powder coated shank is corrosion resistant

Stainless steel pins create sturdy, rust-resistant connections

Durable steel construction with high yield tubing offers superior strength

Hitch pin and clip or hitch lock sold separately

Made in the USA

Specs

Application

• Application: 2-1/2" x 2-1/2" trailer hitch receivers

Weight and Capacity

• Gross towing weight:

  • When used with 2" ball: 7,500 lbs

  • When used with 2-5/16" ball: 18,000 lbs

Dimensions

• Maximum drop: 7"

• Maximum rise: 7-1/2"

• Distance from the center of hitch pin hole to the center of hitch ball: 9"

• Incremental height adjustment: 1-3/8"

Warranty

• Limited lifetime warranty

If you own multiple trailers or frequently tow a variety of loads, you know how much time and money are spent tailoring your towing system to each and every individual trailer. There is nothing more inconvenient than switching back and forth between a few different ball mounts and trying to remember which mount fits with which trailer.Pull your boat to the lake, mower to the shop, or tractor to the job site—all with the same ball mount. The Tow & Stow’s adjustable height and multiple ball sizes mean it can fit most any trailer. Easily stow it under the vehicle when you’re done towing, so you never have to knock your shin or shut the garage door on a hitch again.