Ok I have a 2 inch adapter for the hitch?
904807
I bought this to go on the back of my mule I installed a 2 inch adapter. I use the rake and the blade. It works great. Check your bolts on regular basis They like to work themselves off. Jon B
205502
Sorry I really can't answer this question since I sent it back due to being very unstable. If I remember correctly it fit my 2" hitch but I wouldn't use it unless u had a 2"!
1804646
I don't think so unless you have an adapter from 2" to 6"? It fits in a 2" reese hitch.
109510
I am not certain of the term Allen 2 but I have both a 2" and 1.5" hitches and between the two pins it works fine.
1092722
It does come with a 2" adapter but since I have a 2" hitch receiver I never tried to remove it. The other concern is weight. It is a heavy rack and if you add 4 bikes it may be too much for your hitch. You may need to confirm your hitch's maximum vertical load.
730913
You might need an extension piece for your hitch. It clamps onto a 2" bar. It didn't work for us because I use a sway hitch for our camper.
1204928
A two inch trailer hitch is needed. You should check to see if your car can have a two inch hitch mounted on it. Call the dealer for that information or check at the trailer hitch place.
1546130
Usually most hitches are either 2 inch or 1.25 inch. I used this extender on my camper van which has a 2 inch receiver.Just measure how big your receiver on the trailer hitch is on your vehicle. If it is 2 inch then it should work fine.
943156
Can't quit picture this but I will try. Seems like your going to end up with two breaks one for the 2"" adapter end and one 1 1/4 "end. This is a pretty simple but effective device and you can almost tell if it will work by just looking closely at picture. I am pretty sure it will stop the wobble at the hitch, but you are going to have wobble at the 1 1/4 "" connection. I really think that this might even work at this end, but you need a wrench and you probably want the ease of taking on and off without tools.
88656
If its a 2" hitch then it definitely should be a 5/8" pin. This pin will work for any attachments that just go into the receiver.
2177697
You would probably have to order an extension cable from Rear View Safety, to make the connection at the hitch. Check out their website.
1211072
They make an adapter to use from a Class 3 to a 2 hitch and they also make a part that stops rattling with your adapter. Amazon has this part in which I'm going to purchase for my hitch.
865601
The center of the hole IS about 1.5" from the end of the 1.25" shaft. The hole is about .5" in diameter. When I say "about" I mean I used a tape measure. Certainly within 1/16th of an inch. Perhaps you can grind the end off a bit if you need the distance to be shorter. Or if it's welds that keep the adapter from entering the hitch fully, perhaps chamfer the end.
599571
2 inch receiver hitch. You can go to U Haul and they can order and put it on
1152494
Yes, you have to have a hitch receptical on your vehicle for the carrier part to fit into, 2 and 1/4 inch .
1955511
Can't answer the frame question, but my hitch is adjustable from 8" down to 8" up in 2" increments.
388262
It only fits the 2". When I was looking at this, I saw a adapter available on Amazon.