
Price facts
- Lowest price today: $74.95 at Right Channel Radios (checked Nov 10, 2026).
CB Ball Mount and Spring prices at every store
- Right Channel RadiosNew
In stockReturn policy
$74.95Checked 1 h ago
What reviewers say
- 4.7 / 545 ratings
From Right Channel Radios
- Ideal for large CB antennas that require a heavy-duty, adjustable antenna mount
- Ball mount and stainless steel potbelly spring securely mount to a vertical surface
- Ball can be rotated to adjust the antenna's angle once mounted
- Combo package includes a lug-style antenna stud compatible with ring- and terminal-end coax cables
- Ideal for larger antennas (4' to 5'+)
- Corrosion resistant
- Materials
- Chrome
- Returns
- 45-day returns
- Shipping
- Free shipping over a minimum order (excludes oversized antennas); fast, same-day shipping
- In the box
- Ball mount, Potbelly spring, Lug-style antenna stud
About the CB Ball Mount and Spring
• Ideal for large CB antennas that require a heavy-duty, adjustable antenna mount
Description
The ball mount and stainless steel potbelly spring securely mount to a vertical surface and work well with large antennas. Once mounted, the ball can be rotated to adjust the antenna's angle. This combo package includes a lug-style antenna stud that's compatible with ring- and terminal-end coax cables. Product may differ slightly from picture.
Specs
Model / SKU :
AUBALL+JBC305SS
Recommended for :
Any heavy-duty vertical mounting application that requires a strong, adjustable antenna mount. Ideal for large CB antennas. Stainless steel potbelly spring designed for antennas 4' to 5' and longer
Questions and answers
- Where is the CB Ball Mount and Spring cheapest?
- At Right Channel Radios, for $74.95, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the CB Ball Mount and Spring?
- Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 45 ratings. Buyers like: Best overall CB antenna mounting system out there; Worked great; Perfect, worked great. Common complaints: One reviewer had not received a separate 102 whip antenna after three weeks due to USPS delays.







