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CURT Manufacturing 60692 Gooseneck Ball and Safety Chain Anchor Kit for GM (Fits GM Pickup Trucks with Factory Tow Packages, OEM Compatible)
CURT Manufacturing 60692 Gooseneck Ball and Safety Chain Anchor Kit for GM (Fits GM Pickup Trucks with Factory Tow Packages, OEM Compatible)
Edwards Garage Ltd.
4403 42 Ave
Rocky Mountain House AB T4T 1A6
Canada
Wherever your work or play takes you
CURT offers custom trailer hitches, electrical products and a complete line of towing accessories to get you there with confidence and enjoy every mile of the journey.
CURT OEM Puck System Gooseneck Hitch Kits
Drop it in. Hitch up. Tow.
If your pickup truck is equipped with the OEM puck system, CURT has the fast, easy, dependable solution for gooseneck towing: the CURT gooseneck ball and safety chain anchor kit.
The components of the kit easily drop into the truck bed pucks, lock into place and are immediately ready to couple to a gooseneck trailer. When you’re finished towing, they can easily be removed to open up the truck bed to haul other cargo.
Each kit includes
- Gooseneck ball
- Two safety chain anchors
- Rubber hole cover
- Durable storage case
Advantages of a CURT puck system gooseneck kit
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Simple installationThe ball and anchors are designed for simple, drop-in installation, using a quarter-turn latch locking system. This eliminates the need for tools and makes hitching up your trailer easier. |
Reliable safetyThe safety chain anchors are constructed from forged steel for maximum strength, and they feature large safety chain openings to accept heavy-duty clevis hooks from the largest of trailers. |
Heavy-duty ratingEach gooseneck hitch ball meets U.S. VESC V-19 specifications. Gooseneck balls are available with a 30,000 lbs. or 38,000 lbs. gross trailer weight rating (limited to lowest-rated towing component). |
Convenient storageWhen you’re not towing, the durable storage case allows you to keep the components organized and safely stored, while the rubber hole cover keeps the gooseneck ball hole free of grime and debris. |
How does the quarter-turn anchoring system work?
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Step 1Lift and twist the latch on the gooseneck hitch ball to release the retention balls. |
Step 2With the latch open, drop the gooseneck ball into the OEM puck system hole. |
Step 3Close the latch to lock the ball into the hole. Then, hitch up your trailer. |
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