Is the shank the 2 1/2"
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This does not come with the hitch ball. I have copied and pasted the following from the manual. NOTICE Using a hitch ball with a shank longer than 2-3/8" may damage the Equal-i-zer hitch head and could void your warranty. Select a ball with a 1-1/4" diameter threaded shank no longer than 2-3/8". Hitch balls with a longer shank may damage the hitch. You need to buy the ball in addition to the hitch. I bought the equalizer brand ball knowing that this would come with the proper length shank. http://www.amazon.com/Equal-i-zer-91006120-Hitch-Ball/dp/B007HRKBNK/ref=pd_sim_auto_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=1BMC88HGHRC0K1BSMRYN I hope this helps! Also, if your asking about the ball size, again it doesn't come with one, so you can get the size you need. One thing to remember, is the ball is rated for weight just like the hitch. This hitch your asking about is rated at 12000 LBS, so make sure the ball is rated the same. (I noticed at wally world the balls were only rated at 6000 LBS.)
1409200
The shank inserts into a 2" receiver found on any full size truck with tow package. FYI ...You will need a ball for the trailer you are pulling. Not included.
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The shank is 2" on that model. I don't know if you can get it with a 2 1/2" shank or not.
2249682
Yes, it is a standard 1/4". I am actually doing what you are intending. Works great!
1561728
It's 2 1/4". I don't know why people just guess when they don't know the answers. I'm returning the one I purchased that was too big.
781678
No, you cannot use tool bits with 1/4" dia shanks in a 1/2" collet, you must use a 1/4" collet. Amazon sells a 1/4" collet that will fit in the same spindle recess as your 1/2" collet. I have used both.
1306869
If it is a pure 1/2" bit, that is to say the whole shank is 1/2" then : No. If the 1/2" bit is reduced to <3/8" shank, a common case, then: yes.
1011765
Im sorry I do not know what you mean by shank.If you are talking about the ball I bought mine seperate,the hitch itself is 2 inch
1033629
Thanks, this is what I thought, but just wanted to see if by chance that the 1/2 inch was abailable. All of my bits are 1/2 inch shank. Thank You Tagwatts1
2187955
The 89-152 is 1/2" shank but the 89-102 set is 1/4". Always check the reference on Freud website before ordering:http://www.freudtools.com/p-235-five-piece-round-overbeadingbr-bit-setsbr-nbsp.aspxHappy new year.
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The chuck opens up to a maximum diameter of 3/8-in. Your 1/2-in bit would have to have a reduced shank diameter. It is pretty easy to find larger bits with a 3/8-in shank diameter.
1216672
Hi Jeff! 1/2" is lowest setting. Please keep in mind that this is a light duty solution, as this is more of a promo product. Best of luck!
837089
This is a repeated question with different answers, but the one I received is 2"
733703
Hi Randy, The 3/16"-1/2"(six step drill) and the 1/8"-1/2"(thirteen step drill) both have 1/4" shank. The 1/4"-3/4"(nine step drill) has a 3/8" shank. Hope this will help you?
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2 inch, but may be adapted to 1 1/2 inch. Probably a waste of energy to downsize the plumbing.
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No it's for a 1.5" PVC pipe but you can probably use and adapter that will allow you to reduce your 2" pipe down to 1.5"
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I believe it's a 1/2" shank but I'm not absolutely sure. It's in my shop up in CT and I'm in NYC at the moment, so I can't check it. I'll check this weekend and send confirmation. But your router should be able to handle 1/4", 3/8" and 1/2" shanks with different collets.
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If your truck is like mine that came with a 2.5" receiver, there is a sleeve that can be purchased from many places, that will allow you to use the 2" shank with a 2.5" receiver. Works well, but a little noisy sometimes. Rattles a bit.
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Yes it is for a 2" Receiver and yes it is a 2" drop or a 1" rise. Google this item for many other descriptions including weight, class, ball mount options. It is a very heavy solid forged bit of steel. Excellent.