Description
When you’ve got a trailer that needs pulling—whether it’s hauling hay, moving equipment around the farm, or taking supplies out to the field—you need a hitch ball that’ll hold up to the job. This chrome-plated 2-inch ball handles loads up to 4,400 pounds and fits most farm trailers with standard 2-inch couplers. The extra-long 3-inch shank gives you more threading depth for a secure mount that won’t back out on rough ground.
What You’re Getting
- Solid chrome plating that resists rust and corrosion even in wet, muddy conditions
- 4,400-pound capacity handles most utility trailers, hay wagons, and lighter farm equipment
- Standard 1-inch diameter shank threads into most receiver hitches without adapters
- Extended 3-inch shank length provides extra thread engagement for rock-solid mounting
- Precision machined to ensure smooth operation with trailer couplers
Built for Real Farm Work
This ball works with any trailer that uses a standard 2-inch coupler—that covers most utility trailers, hay wagons, manure spreaders, and equipment trailers you’ll find around the farm. Whether you’re moving feed across the yard, hauling tools to the back forty, or taking equipment to the neighbor’s place, this ball gives you the reliable connection you need.
Made to Last
The chrome finish isn’t just for looks—it forms a hard, protective barrier against the rust and corrosion that can eat up regular steel balls. Farm work means exposure to moisture, mud, and road salt, and this plating holds up to all of it. The solid construction handles the stresses of loaded trailers and rough terrain without bending or cracking.
Installation Notes
The 1-inch shank threads right into standard ball mounts—no special tools needed beyond a wrench to tighten it down. That extra inch of shank length compared to shorter balls means more threads in contact with your mount, which translates to a more secure connection. Always tighten according to your hitch manufacturer’s specs and check periodically for loosening.






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