There is a similar 3-pt attachment that has a 2" receiver instead of the two balls and a hook (no jokes please!). Are there advantages of either?
1306224
If you need to use a custom hitch that is 2", then get the other one. If you 're just moving trailers and towing stuff, then get this one. I keep this one on as my default attachment.
1306225
there is also a 2 5/16 ball used on heavy trailers. A receiver would allow you to swap easier between the 3 ball sizes , especially if you had a 3 ball hitch with hook. A receiver also allows you more flexibility with the drop although this might not be an issue since the 3 point can be raised or lowered as needed.
205503
It's built for a 2" receiver. You would need an adapter for a smaller hitch.
1434658
The bumbper I received came with 2" receiver. Please be advised that this bumper is not suited for towing a trailer, more for a bicycle holder and the like.
2078873
We purchased this to stabilize our fifth wheel toy hauler and it works great for this purpose. I can tell you it has a hole that the fifth wheel king pin drops into and I don't see why the hole would not also fit a 2" ball. In my opinion I believe it would work for you, but I would not swear to it. It is a sturdy stabilizer, well built, heavy duty. It works great. Takes two people to put together but a good product. Hope this helps good luck.
2261956
Yes, it is for a 2" receiver and is a 2" drop. I tow my travel trailer with it......
2022999
Yes. I bought the optional combo ball with 2" on one end and 2 5/16" on the other. This hitch has performed well, but does tend to flex when heavily loaded. I pull a 24' enclosed car hauler that weighs around 6k pounds loaded. Sometimes it worries me. I may go to something heavier duty.
2272953
This has already been answered. With the more expensive one there are a couple more attachments.
349612
That is the hitch receiver. You will have to buy the ball and attachment separatly.
1304141
My guess it is this..... Receiver Mount Pintle Hook w/2" Ball, 2" Sq. Solid Shank (Inc. Grade 8 Hardware) Hook Rating 12,000 lbs. (GTW), Ball Rating 7,000 lbs. (GTW), 2,400 lbs. (VL), Black This data is from Reese's website for a 2" ball setup Hope this help in you decision.
1913340
You can buy the one with the 2 inch ball. Go on cuts website and find part numbers. Yes in theory you can switch it out.
1731194
It came with both, so you can use either one. We use 2" with ours & have had no problems.
1543606
I believe you will have to swap the ball for a 2" as I did for my travel trailer. You will also need a reducer sleeve for the 1" shank that the 2" comes with. The one on this unit is 1 1/4". I cut a piece approximately 1/2" long from a 1" pipe and made a slit down the middle.
731539
As far as I can remember... since I returned it, it came with attachments so that up to three sizes can be used.
230044
it fits the 2inch receivers. it slides it the square hole on the trailer hitch no ball required.
1358468
Sorry Lennie but I just don't know. I guess if the receivers are the same size and more importantly, the pins are in the same place. Might be a way to compare the two guns on an online search.
99359
You can use it with either. It comes smaller with and adaptor to make it work for the 2".
1184966
no for a 2" but i agreed with the other post, if you can get an adaptor it would work great.