Adjustable Trailer Hitch with Hook, Tri-Ball (1-7/8" x 2" x 2-5/16") Drop Hitch, Fits 2-Inch Receiver, 6 Inch Drop Hitch, 17000 LBS GTW-Class 3 Tow Hitch for Heavy Duty Truck, Solid Ball Mount

I love the hitch. The paint didn’t last very long, but the hitch is still awesome. I’d buy it again.

Everything and more that I was expecting. Will do almost any chore. Do recommend!!

Great hitch for the cost! Works great and adjustable to whatever you need. When on off road trails i flip it upside down so it wont drag. Of course the coating is gonna rub off when you put a trailer on there so I’m not too worried about it because I use lube on there anyways, so it doesn’t rust as much as people say. I would like to be able to purchase just the attachments separately without any balls on there so I can make my own recovery hook or even better make one I can put on the bottom as a type of skid plate to protect the bottom side of my hitch when offroading . I do have the skill necessary, so I think I’m gonna make my own and put a type of skid plate on the bottom because I have lights on the bottom of my receiver hitch for offroading. You wont be disappointed with this hitch. The only other thing I would suggest is to include a half thickness rubber bushing for adjusting tension because the thick ones were just too much where I couldn’t get it adjusted perfectly, i trimmed it with a hot knife.

Extra heavy duty but there is surface rust on the stainless rod that runs through it after only a few months

I like how easily this trailer hitch is adjusted. I tow many different trailers and this set-up works great for me. It is also quite with the adjustable tensioning system and looks good.

Looks great on my truck but not lasting as far as rust and corrosion. Looks like I’ve had it for years. Too bad quality isn’t better

I have a 3in hitch with adapters to fit 2inch. I wanted this to be used on both my trucks. Solid built. Heavy. I was shocked when I picked it up. Almost 38 pounds. This should last for years. Wish it had a way to lock the ball part on the truck. Pull the top pin and secure it inside. Best suggestion on securing it.

Zero Rust protection- this hitch is built solidly and looks great - but has no rust protection whatsoever- not just the ball that gets worn - but the entire hitch gets covered in rust after only a little contact with water - even the aluminum alloy block at it top corroded right down to the key hole ! I had to take mine off because it was orange with rust - I’m planning on cleaning and treating it with a rust converter to salvage it - but one shouldn’t have to do that with an almost $200 dollar hitch !