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2-5/16" Ball Size Gooseneck Adjustable Coupler 30,000LB
Gooseneck adjustable coupler is a type of trailer coupler used for connecting a gooseneck trailer to a tow vehicle. Its main feature is its adjustable height, which allows it to be used with trailers of different heights.
The coupler is designed to be mounted on the trailer's gooseneck hitch and has a locking mechanism that secures the hitch ball in place. The adjustable height feature allows for easy alignment of the trailer and tow vehicle, ensuring a safe and level towing experience.
The coupler is typically made of heavy-duty steel or other durable materials to ensure reliable performance and long-lasting durability. It is also designed to work with a range of different trailer weights and sizes, making it a versatile option for a variety of towing applications.
Gooseneck adjustable couplers are commonly used for towing livestock trailers, flatbed trailers, and other heavy-duty trailers that require a secure and reliable connection to the tow vehicle. They are also popular among RV enthusiasts who use gooseneck trailers for camping and other outdoor activities.
| Item No. | Capacity | Ball Size | Outer tube size | Inner tube wall Thickness | Retracted Height | Adj. |
| 703043 | 25,000 lbs | 2-5/16'' | 4.5'' | 0.24'' | 32'' | 8" |
| 703045 | 30,000lbs | 2-5/16'' | 4.5'' | 0.32'' | 32'' | 8" |
TOWKING is one of the well-reputed brands owned by Intradin, has been committed to the industry of trailer parts and towing accessories since year 2000.
Our product category include jack, winch, coupler, ball mounts etc. selling well in America, Canada, Germany, Russia, Italy etc. The total sale in 2018 is over 110 million dollars.As one of leading manufacturers, all the products under our brand have undergone significant safety and quality checks using ISO9001 standards. SAE tests are conducted in-house and by third-party labs in the U.S.A.
