tregg hitch

the seller needs it for another trailer he has

But if it were a ball hitch would one expect the trailer to come with a towball?

The fact is, it isn't a ball, you can buy a ball in the local milk bar.
Offroad coupliings come as a complete assembly, what would you say if you bought a new camper & they didn't supply the complete hitch?

The components for Treg can be purchased separately or as a complete set Shaker.
I have purchased both full kits & individual components.
Think about it. What happens when one part is damaged? For example, when the bolt on the towbar coupler is snapped off when it strikes the road. Or the thread is damaged & it has to be removed with an oxy torch. Or a car is written off in an accident & taken away with the towbar coupler attached. Or the polly coupling block wares out or splits.
Or if someone looses a coupling pin?
Or what if someone sells a trailer but does not sell the towbar coupler with it?

Do you reckon these situations require one to purchase a complete set?
Of course not.
Any good supplier who sells Treg will sell you the towbar coupler on it's own.
If a supplier doesn't then they are not a good supplier.
Ron shouldn't have much trouble getting one in Perth

Take a look here

http://www.tregtrailers.com.au/pdfs/CouplingCatalogue_2011.pdf

Whatever! You can buy wheels as spare parts too.
It would be interesting to see how attached the vendor is to his coupling component if the OP threatened to pull the pin on the deal. If I was selling it I would buy myself a replacement.

yhank you for this information i will check it out monday

Ron,Y
Look in "Trailers" in the in the WA Yellow Pages

Cheers, Jerry.

Martins Trailer parts in Wangara have them , depends where you live ? http://www.trailerparts.net.au/

thanks scott and desray will contact them monday

Hi
Trigg and Tregg
They are brothers and are in SA in different factory's and compete against each other just a bit of trivia
Terry