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2-Hole Snap-On Trailer Coupling – Zinc Plated

SKU: V-92560

$48.40
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The 92560 Snap-On Trailer Coupling provides a secure and convenient connection between compatible trailers and towing vehicles. Featuring a two-hole mounting design and corrosion-resistant zinc-plated finish, this durable steel coupling is suitable for replacing worn or damaged trailer couplings. Its snap-on locking mechanism allows straightforward attachment to a compatible towball, making it a practical choice for boat trailer maintenance, repairs and general towing applications.

Key benefits

Key Benefits

  • - Snap-On Design: Convenient towball attachment and locking.
  • - Two-Hole Mounting: Suitable for compatible trailer drawbars.
  • - Zinc-Plated Finish: Helps resist corrosion and rust.
  • - Steel Construction: Durable design for regular towing.
  • - Replacement Component: Ideal for trailer repairs and refurbishment.
  • - Versatile Applications: Suitable for compatible boat and utility trailers.

Specifications & Dimensions

  • - Part Number: 92560
  • - Product Type: Snap-on trailer coupling
  • - Mounting Configuration: 2-hole
  • - Finish: Zinc plated
  • - Construction: Steel
  • - Towball Size: 50mm (1.97") – confirm against coupling marking

Trailer Compatibility

  • Suitable for correctly rated and configured
  • - Boat trailers
  • - Tinny trailers
  • - Small fishing boat trailers
  • - Box trailers
  • - Utility trailers
  • - General-purpose trailers
  • - Recreational trailers

Suitable Applications

  • - Replacing worn or damaged trailer couplings
  • - Boat trailer repairs and maintenance
  • - Small utility trailer refurbishment
  • - Compatible unbraked trailer applications
  • - General trailer coupling replacement

Important Fitment Information

  • - Confirm the coupling's stamped load rating is suitable for the trailer ATM.
  • - Verify the required towball diameter.
  • - Measure the drawbar width and mounting hole spacing.
  • - Check that the mounting bolts are correctly rated.
  • - Confirm the snap-on latch engages and locks securely.
  • - Ensure the coupling is suitable for the trailer's braking configuration.
  • - Install according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Signs the Coupling Needs Replacing

  • - Excessive movement around the towball
  • - Worn or damaged locking mechanism
  • - Cracked or distorted coupling body
  • - Excessive corrosion
  • - Damaged mounting holes
  • - Difficulty engaging the safety latch
  • - Coupling failing to lock securely

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