Do I have to purchase a separate adapter to connect it to a trailer hitch?
257595
If you have a 2" square receiver on your vehicle, you don't need anything else. If not, you'll need a reducer.
257596
Not unless you have a one inch trailer hitch like I do. In that case you need a one inch to two inch converter. Most auto parts stores have them or you can get them from Amazon or Northern Tool. In recent years some cars have come with the smaller hitch (I have a GMC Terrain). Using this adapter may reduce the weight carrying capacity of the carrier. I only use it for a wheel chair so it's not a problem. Hope this helps.
86891
Nope. The hitch has bars pinned to it. They run out to the contact points installed on the trailer. The bars are not attached, just slide in the bracket. Works great. Noisy until broken in after use.
677051
Not by itself. You would need and adapter. This is for a class1 or 2 hitch.
1508688
No, just the extension and receiver. Uses a normal pin so all you will need is one additional pin. Has worked well for a trailer, pop-up camper and bike rack.
1889566
NO, is the short answer. You will have to unplug and remove the unit, and allow the receiver to receive the hitch.
195146
With factory installed trailer towing packages manufacturers typically provide an adapter harness consisting of the necessary plug (male/female) and attached wires. The Tekonsha P3 comes with a similar harness that plugs into the unit. You simply match up the wires between the two harnesses and splice them together. As elmo noted, Tekonsha has an exhaustive line of adapter harness kits that have both the plug for the unit and the proper plug for your specific vehicle attached. These run between $12 and $15 here on Amazon--look under "Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought."
1715943
Depends on the frame style of your camper , if you have typical I-beam/C-channel and bumper directly attached then most likely. My bumper was attached to separate tube metal welded below frame and coupled with jacks I could not attach the hitch to my trailer.
1955367
You can use an adapter for the connection you have available where hitches are sold.
501984
no...It only needs to be attached to your trailer hitch. It does have a part to keep it from tilting that has to be put over your hitch. It is easy to do.
1978159
This one fits a 2" hitch straight and clean. No adapter needed. It will not fit a 1.25" hitch
1862906
You must have a 1-1/4 hitch and will need to get an adapter to marry a 1-1/4" to a 2" hitch
896003
Dan,I bought a set of these to rig on a home made trailer. Yes, I think it has a really different, three round peg connection. If you need,a for sure answer I can look at mine on Thursday morning.It came with an adapter, pretty certain of that.Bill
1335779
You will need a longer trailer hitch ball mount due to it going through the light unit. Check their web sight for more specifics.
1211031
No you must purchase the adapter separately. Should be shown under Frequently Bought Together. This pertains to the one Sold by Kellards and Fulfilled by Amazon for 129.95. Hope this helps
1104356
The hitch comes with a socket that fits a 1/2" drive ratchet (supplied by owner). I have found this socket to be cumbersome and bought a 1-1/4 ratchet wrench which works very well (about $34). It takes two minutes to do both connections whether fastening or loosening the 1-1/4" nut. This hitch has proven to be so light and effective that I have bought another for a different trailer. I have shown it to several trailer club members that have also purchased this hitch. I tow a 20' trailer with one and a 28' trailer with the other. Best Regards,
381997
This system is really designed for a single vehicle hookup (motorhome/large truck). There isn't a supplied solution for connect/disconnect for use with any sort of trailer (horse/5th wheel). Modifications are required and extra hardware would be necessary (none supplied with system).
964645
Any mechanic or trailer service center should be able to install this. It needs assembly, then the power cable connected. After that you just slide it into the receiver of your hitch.