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Old 06-05-2011, 11:26 AM   #1
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I purchased one of these to eliminate the noise associated with the receiver clanging inside the hitch while towing. I also hope that the cushion will have similar effect as shocks and my trailer will not be as frazzled after a tow.
I have used it once and it seems to work very well.
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I purchased one of these to eliminate the noise associated with the receiver clanging inside the hitch while towing. I also hope that the cushion will have similar effect as shocks and my trailer will not be as frazzled after a tow.
I have used it once and it seems to work very well.
Convert-A-Ball Dual-Cushioned, Adjustable Ball Mount - 7" Rise to 9" Drop - 5,000 lbs Convert-A-Ball Ball Mounts CAB-UM

They do work very well, for those that are alittle more frugal, I use a cedar shim about 1.5 inch wide and some electric tape to hold it in place. htis may not be the most ideal way but certainly is cheap.
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They do work very well, for those that are alittle more frugal, I use a cedar shim about 1.5 inch wide and some electric tape to hold it in place. htis may not be the most ideal way but certainly is cheap.
That's what I'll be doing the next time I pull ours.It tows really smooth and quiet as long as your on the road,but when going slow through parking lots or campgrounds it clangs around alot.
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This is what I use for the anti-rattle
Anti-Rattle Device and Lock for 2" Trailer Hitches Tow Ready Locks,Hitch Accessories 63232
but this set up is supposed to cushion the trailer somewhat also by putting rubber cushion for vertical and horizontal movement. I guess the ideal setup would have both.
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