A: Hello, For DTMDT-LBM9200.
1,000 lbs tongue weight
10,000 max trailer weight
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A: Hello Jay, Thank you for asking. The towing capacity of 10,000 pounds and 1,500 pound tongue weight.

A: Hello James, Thank you for asking. The Diversi-Tech Diversi-Tech 0-10in. Drop Self Locking Adjustable Ball Mount are Rated at10K towing & 1.5K tongue capacity

A: Hi Ben the Diversa-Tech adjustable ball mount is rated at 1,500 lb. max tongue wt. / 10,000 lb. max trailer wt . As always never exceed the tow rating of your truck even if your equipment exceeds it. Thank You

A: Hello there, the Diversi-Tech Diversi-Tech 0-6in. Drop Adjustable Ball Mount has the following features 0, 2, 4, 6, inch drops Dual hitch balls (1-7/8″ and 2″ combo, or 2″ and 2-5/16″ combo) Chrome plated or stainless steel hitch balls Stainless tri-ball system includes all 3 hitch ball sizes 2″ or 2-1/2″ shank sizes - See more at: http://www.fastwaytrailer.com/shop/flash-stbm/#sthash.ldZBorLI.dpuf. Selecting the proper ball mount drop or rise for your trailer For safe, comfortable trailer towing, the trailer should always be set up to tow as level as possible. A level trailer puts less strain on the connection between the trailer and the hitch. This also allows the trailer to track true behind the vehicle. Trailer and vehicle heights vary so a correct rise or drop will be needed to level the trailer. Determining the correct rise and drop needed for your vehicle can be determined by using the following simple steps. 1. Measure receiver height 1 With the vehicle parked on level ground, measure the hitch height from the ground to the top of the receiver opening on the hitch. 2. Measure coupler height 2 Next, you will need to measure from the bottom of the trailer’s coupler to the ground. Make sure the trailer is on level ground and the trailer itself is level. 3. Subtract the difference Compute the difference between the receiver height and the coupler height. If the hitch height is greater than the coupler height, the difference is the drop that is required. If the coupler height is greater, then the difference is the rise that is required. Select a fixed drop or adjustable ball mount with a rise or drop that is closest to the difference you come up with. For example, if the receiver hitch height is 26″ and the trailers coupler height is 20″. Then a 6” drop ball mount would be a perfect drop for this application. Please account for some adjustment if air bags are not being used to prevent the truck from sinking a little when loaded.

A: Thanks for the question Ken, I would recomend backing up to the trailer and getting some measurements before making a purchase. The nice thing about this reciever is that it is adjustable, the 6" is probly what you need but get some measurements first.

A: Hi Shaffer The Diversi Tech DTMDT-ALBM6425 adjustable ball mount has a 1,500# tongue weight rating and a 10,000# Trailer limit. Never exceed your vehicle manufacture towing ratings even if your towing accessory's exceed them. Thank You

A: Hello Shad, Thank you for the question. It has a very heavy duty trailer load rating of 10,000 pounds and a tongue load rating of 1,500 pounds.

A: Hello Top dog, Thank you for the question. This is a true 2.5" shaft.

A: Hi Hoagie Diversi-Tech does not offer different size balls for the adjustable ball mounts Thank You

A: The Diversi-Tech 0-10 inch drop self locking adjustable ball mount is rated Class V with a 1500lb tounge / 10,000lb trailer rating.

A: To properly measure for a drop ball mount you will need to park your trailer on level ground with the wheels choked. with the trailer setting level measure from the ground to the inside of the ball coupler.(lets say that it measures 18 inches). with your truck level measure from the top of the receiver hole to the ground (we will say 23 inches) no measure the height of your hitch ball (most are 3 inches high) Subtract the hitch ball height from the trailer height leaving 15 inches, subtract the 15 from the 23 inches of the truck leaving 8 drop hitch needed. truck hitch height - ball height - trailer height = ball mount height