I have a 1.25" hitch receiver with an 8" depth and a one half inch pin hole 2" from receiver end what is this one and will it work ?
1943302
I don't have access to the adapter anymore. I'm sorry, I can't answer your question.
1943303
I ended up cutting about 3/4 of an inch off of my hitch adapter to make it work.
1943304
I had Uhaul 1.25" receiver put on my car. The adapter fit fine with no cutting. You may need to cut the 1.25" part of the adapter because of the depth of your receiver.. I'm guessing not..The needed depth of your receiver needs to be only about 4.5". You may need a new pin for the adapter...I had several pins that were 5/8" but the adapter needs a 9/16" pin. Any parts store will have one. Keep in mind that your towing and tougue weight will be reduced by the adapter.
1943305
I think mine is about the same. I actually had to cut off the end of the adapter because it was too longs but it was easy to cut wit a reciprocating saw. Works just fine after I cut some if it off.
1575994
It is made to fit both 1.25" and 2" hitch receivers. I believe your hitch is a 1.25", so you should be good.
1755952
This rack fits a 2 inch square receiver. If you vehicle is equipped with this type receiver it will fit. It will not fit a 2" ball only hitch.
560676
I use a standard hitch pin for my receiver hitch. I'll measure it this evening. CN
961390
If you mean the threaded part was to big to go through the hole, then you need to consider the Reese Towpower 74307 quick change ball kit. It has the small 3/4" shank. Its what I use and I love the quick change option. To be sure measure your hole size on the hitch I bet its 3/4" and not 1".
1647704
I have a 3/4 threaded shank with a 2 inch ball. The hole towards the end is 5/8 diameter for pull behind attachments that would use on riding lawnmowers. And then hitch pin is 1/2 inch diameter. Hope this helps.
208156
The hole is 5/8" and fits all standard receiver pins. I use a Masterlock locking unit with mine.
1913317
If you put an receiver hitch extenuation in it it will work IMHO . Hope this helps
467693
Fits my 2 inch receiver tightly so it will go in your receiver but will be loose. Probably more dependent on pin for support than sides of receiver. Hitch has two holes for pin.Hope this helps.
2036533
I only use my StowAway Hitch with a 2" receiver and it works very well with that. So, I presume it would work on a 1 1/4".
923750
Well, I googled it and it looks like you have a 2" hitch from what I can see so it will. You could make a call to a dealer to confirm.
191168
The hole is actually slightly larger than 5/8" which is the standard size pin for this class hitch. And yes most hitch locks will work just fine. You will need two. One for the hight adjustment and one for the receiver on your hitch.
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"!
1484465
This will fit on a 2" receiver , so if the receiver is smaller it will not work, you will need a different lock pin size!
88716
Yes, it is 2". Fits a standard 2" receiver. I recommend a locking hitch pin. This thing works great and is really solid. A locking hitch pin makes it rock solid and becomes an extension of your vehicle. Really nice.
560675
you need 5/8". We tried our master lock locking pin and it didn't work because of the threaded hole in the hitch
222247
It looks like the holes are approximately 1.25" center to center. I used this component to replace my original Valley Hitch drop bar. The spacing and hole size is identical.