Is the smaller part of the extension that is inserted into the vehicles receiver hollow or solid?
1090411
It's hollow, they're pretty much always hollow. It is a thick-gauge steel though, so no worries, it should handle a reasonable weight...
1090412
It is hollow but built very solidly. I have pulled my boat with it several times with no issue. I strongly recommend this product if an extension arm is needed.
1090413
It's hollow with the wall thickness about the same as the receiver side (~ 3/16" I'd guess)
1090414
Seldom ever would be solid on 2" receivers... more often solid is the case if it is a 1" receiver. Quality item will easily handle the hitch manufacturers weight restrictions just fine. Really enjoy ours. These are typically used to extend past a vehicles rear mounted spare tire.
1145411
There is a little bit of play between the two. It rattles around a bit when not loaded but no different from other hitches I have used over the years. It is a solid hitch so far.
368766
It is machined out a solid piece of billet aluminum. Contact points on receiver fit perfectly and the gross windage adjustment tightens down to abtain a solid mount. No movement even after 1000 rounds of use.
1114102
It has a solid back on it with a screw hole at either end. I fastened it directly into drywall.
11809
Straight plug...it's identical to the one that originally came with the receiver.
1264193
I routinely extend the jack near max but set the trailer tongue onto a cinder block to take pressure off of the jack. I have not noticed it to be anything but solid.
1172585
Yes, the end has fitting with 5/8 holes, one parallel to boom, one perpendicular and a knob to secure the head. Seems like a solid unit for the price. I'm happy with them.
1195505
Yes to both questions. The part that goes into the vehicle receiver is two inches square. The arms lock when fully extended. The small levers on top of the arms unlock them so they can be retracted. This makes it quite easy to hook up the tow car
1694403
The transmitter is in the base. The part you carry away holds the receiver.
1152781
It fits a 2"x2" standard receiver, works perfectly with the factory mounted receiver on my Silverado 2500HD
1258152
If you mean the second hole on the part that inserts into the receiver, yes. That is the way I mounted the one I bought.
505404
Yes , it is both. The receiver is not tow rated. Had some hardware,nuts & bolts missing when I got mine. seems to work ok. You will have to play with the latch and put the rubber bumpers int e right place to stop the rattles
736024
Don't know, But I can tell you it is only a SOLID piece of aluminum with a whole drilled through the center of it. Essentially it is nothing more than a VERY HEAVY barrel extension.
822157
It operates like a post hole digger with the two pieces hinged just above the hitch. There is a gap on the bottom where the two lips on the bottom come together.
993029
The receiver tube is unattached for shipping purposes. It attaches with two bolts after you get it.
776530
It is actually recessed about 1 inch on mine. Without the receiver you almost do not see it.
775288
Based on the weight, it's hollow. The plastic seal on the gasket works pretty well - you just have to keep it clean.