2" Bolt-On Receiver Opening Hitch Tube

Purchased this to hang a hitch-mounted Bike rack on garage wall when not in use. This receiver is built far in excess of the probable requirements of that use but I'm sure will perform admirably for many years. The receiver does not come with fasteners so, when you are selecting your fasteners, make sure to consider screw head dampener relative to the hole opening--you may want to consider getting fender washers (or similar) so your screws (lag screws, tapcons, etc) don't screw all the way through the receiver holes.

This product was easy to mount to the front of my tractor. The metal is thick and can hold alot of weight. The old hitch on my tractor was homemade and bent when I moved my travel trailer the new one has no issues at all. The fact they tell you exactly what bolts you need really helped also

I put it on my riding mower Love it also didnt come with hardware. I only mention this because I live a hour from the nearest town that sells the hardware so a few bolts cost about 30 dollars in gas.

Hard to find in stores. Happy with purchase.

Well made piece and powder coating is ok, but really powder coating isn't so good long term. People think it's great, however often it cracks due to poor prep prior to coating, and also cracking occurs due to expansion and contraction of the metal vs the coating. This cracking traps moisture between the then bare metal and then rust like crazy. How many rusty receiver hitches have you seen? Many I'll bet. Get rid of this coating and hot dip galvanize it. How many rusty highway guardrails have you seen? Probably none, why? They are hot dip galvanized. I used this for a removable outdoor pole.

It was such a good buy I returned it without even opening the box. 10 out of 10!

We bought this to put on the front of a quad to move trailers around easier on our property because my husband has a bad back. It was easy to bolt on and works great.

It appeared to have better weld than similar products