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Well the best solution I would think is to contact Brink UK direct by telephone as they should be able to tell you exactly the part number of the detachable towball required. I have tried to check out their website in order to provide a link for you but is currently under construction at the moment which is of no help so if you find a Brink towbar dealer they may just be able to supply you with the head office address or even a contact telephone number.

 http://www.brinktowbars.co.uk/

The Bosal and Witter towbars have a blanking plug that fits in the receiver when you remove the towball so I'm wondering if the Brink one is a similar design. If the plug is removed the towball should just slide in and give a positive clonk when it has engaged properly. It might be worth asking your towbar specialist to check it out for you.

Rob

There are a few video clips on You tube which show Brink balls, they might help narrow it down.

Quote: Originally posted by ad210358 on 26/4/2012

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Call Brink direct they are pretty good up to a point, well after they supplied me with four replacement towballs and receivers in three years as they kept developing play in the receivers.

024 76352353

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Oh well at least somebody has their phone number considering that their website is down. This is when this forum works at it's best....Well done.