I have a l l/4" to 2" hitch, can I use this to quiet the connection?
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".
2036534
The 2 inch tightener should work like a champ if the U bolt is placed over your 2 inch bar with the turn up of the lower plate coming in contact with the 1 and a quarter bar at the bottom. H. T. Cawthon I have 3 of these and they do indeed stop the movement and are made of quality material that is truly tough.
2036535
I like the Roadmaster 061 better if you have a raise lip at the receiver, but to answer your question either will work. I have 3 different ones, but the least damaging to the metal is the Roadmaster. However the Stowaway is probably better if no raise lip at receiver.
639368
It connects to a six inch duct. You could reduce it with a fitting but this would also reduce the fan's output.
1642700
I would think so, but I would feel that it may be a bit difficult because the length of the fan cable is pretty long and than when you add an adapter it's even longer. So it depends if you want it quieter or not.
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.
1443599
No you will need to get a hitch adapter, the best one i found is through uhaul that goes from 1 1/4 to 2, you will need to get the short adapter because a type 1 hitch has stoppers to prevent you from using a larger hitch adapter.
2279650
There are multiple threaded holes in back to accommodate most all ball heights, it's just an anti rattle anyhow, you won't here anything while your towing if you don't use it. It's a good hitch, don't let the anti rattle stop you from buying it.
2244471
If your hitch opening is 2.5" ... I would not recommend the use of this receiver. If there is some sort of a sleeve to adapt your opening from 2.5" down to 2" then perhaps it would work. With that adapted, I would certainly think you could purchase a long enough hitch-pin to secure it.
484302
5/8". I don't believe they make a 2" hitch with anything less. 1/2" is for your smaller hitches.
2069117
You can but it may hinder transmission depending where the unit is mounted.
1720468
A straight adapter would work, but this carrier only works on 2" stinger. It won't work on a 1-1/4 hitch because it clamps around the 2" adapter.
1240105
I haven't tried it that way as I have a regular 2" hitch but I don't see any reason it wouldn't work. It would make the bike rack stick out further but that might not be a problem.
1059961
Yes, you just need the 2 " hitch receiver, or have and adapter to go to 2". It works great for me as I use it in the course of landscaping to haul mowers.
1837119
You can't without adding tie-lines from the rack to your vehicle. You could do what I did. Return that model and purchase one that fits to a trailer receive hitch.
1273977
Yes, you should be able to. I use it just for additional volume when far away from the TV and sounds just like what is coming out of the main bar. Just check the auto volume level as it can make a big difference in the volume level. One way it's very quiet and more "surround like" and the other it's louder and more "front audio" like.
2235887
No, this is only compatible with a 2" hitch receiver. Adapters are available, but keep in mind, you would be supporting the beefy 2" by a 1.25" piece and would cause the rack to be cantilevered out even further (a lot of stress on the adapter).
96717
Use a larger ground wire and turn down the gain a little but that will only help a little
608388
No, I don't believe so. It is not much of a muffler. I bought it to provide a small amount of back pressure on my atv