Slop in 2" receiver.

[Tail_Gunner]

I used some 1 3/4" flat washers that I bent in the vise to a "L" shape and used them as wedges. I insert the washer shims on top and on the side of of the ball mount shank. I then slide the ball mount into the reciever and put the cross pin in. The lack of space between the receiver and ball mount keeps the washer/shims from coming out.

 

[threejacks]

anti wobble

duct tape would work to but its not as professional looking

your also not in bama, so it may be considered tacky in your neck of the woods

I don't know. Crumm is just across the border from the King of Duct Tape.
Red Green, from Canada, anybody ever see him on PBS?

 

[Roland_Jenkins]

I threaded a hole in the bottom of the receiver, then tightened down the bolt. Stops the rattle and doubles as a theft deterrent.

 

[Crumm]

Red Green, from Canada, anybody ever see him on PBS?

Watch him all the time

 

[W4RLR]

Duct tape = Alabama chrome And I can say that, my family has its roots in Alabama. Look in the Anniston phone book, dial up any Ray or Ledbetter you find and they are probably kin.

 

[Johnswiftm]

Try looking at the Draw-tite PN 8322 All you have to do is drill a 7/16 hole in the side of the reciever if it is not a Draw-tite or Reese.

 

[powerboatr]

Duct tape = Alabama chrome And I can say that, my family has its roots in Alabama. Look in the Anniston phone book, dial up any Ray or Ledbetter you find and they are probably kin.

are they your kin folk there ray?

the most favorite color here this season is the CAMO colored rolls
especially for the young girls

 

[FTG-05]

In all my hitch receiver's, I use Grade 8 5/8" bolts, torqued down to about 150 ft-lbs. In addition to solving the "hitch slop" problem, it makes it a little harder to steal and the Grade 8 bolt is far stronger than the normal hitch pins.

Al