Pintle Hook Tow Ball

Description

Pintle hook tow ball replacement for 50mm combination Pintle Hitches

Pintle hook tow ball replacement for a 50mm combination pintle hook. Shank diameter can change depending on the type of pintle hook.

Couplemate Trailer Parts manufactures and tests tow balls listed below.

Measure the diameter of the pintle hook tow ball before buying a replacement.

Note: Not all pintle hook balls are the same. This model includes a 1/2″ nut to ensure there is enough thread to lock the tow ball into position.

Available replacement tow ball diameters are:

• 25mm – 52mm Shank – 45mm Thread Length
• 28.4mm – 56mm Shank – 32mm Thread Length
• 32mm – 62mm Shank – 43mm Thread Length (fine)
• 32mm – 75mm Shank – 43mm Thread Length (fine)
• Coarse 32mm – 62mm Shank – 48mm Thread Length

Pintle Hitch Testing

Heavy Duty Towball testing at Couplemate

Pintle Hook balls are rated to 3500kg. Higher ratings to 4500kg pintle hooks are not available at this time. However, they may be available at some point in the future.

How to Break a Tow Ball

This is a good example of what can occur for trucks over 5t using 50mm Pintle Combinations.

Reversing a truck onto the ring coupling is not as easy as it seems.

Trucks crashing ring coupling into the tow ball will cause the tow ball to break.

The tow ball is rated to 3.5t. Crashing into the ball causes shock loading in excess of 3.5t and more likely 8.5t or greater.

Tow balls do not break unless they are used at loadings in excess of the rating or incur shock loading.

Pintle tow balls fit the pintle hook below

• Pintle Hook Combination 6t Truck
• Combination Pintle Hook Incl 3.5t Tow Ball | D-Value 34.08kN
• Combination Pintle Hook Receiver Arm

Couplemate Trailer Parts sells only the best quality Pintle Hook Tow Ball and caravan spare parts throughout Australia.

Customers are welcome to either pickup or take advantage of our low freight rates. Express shipping to Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Darwin, and Hobart.

We also ship products to New Zealand via Australia Post Air Express.

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Last Updated on July 30, 2020