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OEM Spyder Hitch Ball
- Thread starter campermac
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With the hitch off I heated the ball put it in a vice and removed the bolt.
IdahoMtnSpyder
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Bfromla
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:gaah: Wanted to swap to one of those interchangeable types where you have 1 stud & can swap the ball size with no tools:thumbup:the hitch to low to ground to get my impact to fit, went by Harley shop tech got it off for free :clap: :2thumbs: Was surprised to see the amount of rust inside & no lock tight. Applied anti-seize appropriately when put back on. FYI the oem hitch hole too small to fit the interchangeable type:banghead: not sure the diameter sorry. Don't get hernia attempting at that low position :lecturef_smilie:
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pegasus1300
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With rust who needs locktite.:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:
IdahoMtnSpyder
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Persistence wins again!! :2thumbs:
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