Trailer Hitches GNXA2000 Turnoverball Replacement Review

Worked for me and what I need. I just needed a replacement ball for my flex neck hitch. It fit perfectly and was exactly what I needed.

Looked expensive to me but I had a B&W hitch from a used car just NO ball. So I got a black and white ball. This is a very heavy piece of steel. Haven't used it yet but now I understand why it's expensive. I expect it will meet or exceed my expectations.

I bought my 2012 F-150 used and didn't notice the gooseneck until a week later. I didn't have a bullet to use the gooseneck so after looking through everything I stumbled upon it. Cheaper than anywhere I've searched and after a long struggle with UPS and the seller I've finally received my order and it's working as well as I hope.

Recently bought a used truck but apparently the previous owner kept the ball off the jib hitch so I needed a replacement. Bought it as 'used like new' at a reduced price. Looks like new, must have just been returned without the original packaging. I tossed it in the back of my truck and am ready to go next time I ride horses.

I used this to replace the OEM bullet that was in my 2015 RAM 2500. This was a direct replacement for my OEM hitch, no modifications were required. Mine had large chips in the bottom hole from drilling cross holes for the locking pin when it was made. Do yourself a favor and knock them out with a screwdriver before installing so they don't pinch the locking pin.

Easy removal with the gripping pin on the bottom. I think other manufacturers have forgotten this simple little thing. How to get it when used upside down. But B&W, who knew their product, thought about it. There is a 3/16 inch spiral pin at the bottom for you to grab. By the way, I bought my black and white slider about 3 years ago and installed it in my pickup. It never came out until the last few months I had to pull the gooseneck instead of the 5th wheel. I was afraid of getting it out of…

Because it is a very expensive replacement. I used an offset ball on my gooseneck trailer for years and when I bought an Andersen Ultimate gooseneck hitch for our new fifth wheel, the offset ball didn't work and guess what, I couldn't find the original B&W ball. Now that I've bought this replacement, I'm sure I'll stumble across it somewhere.

Bought this for a neighbor when buying a new truck. The coupling pin was missing. This new pin fits the design perfectly. Be sure to lubricate thoroughly before sticking, so that it does not rust quickly due to non-use. Well made if a bit pricey but made by a fifth wheel manufacturer to make it fit for towing needs. No imported product that can be of dubious quality.

Easy to remove with a grip pin on the bottom. I think other manufacturers have forgotten this simple detail. How to get it if it is inserted with a ball down. But B&W, who knew their product, thought about it. Below is a 3/16" spiral pin to grab hold of. Btw, about 3 years ago I bought my black and white slider and installed it in my pickup truck. It was never out until I had to haul a gooseneck instead of a fifth wheel for the past few months. Concerned about getting it out of the receiver in…