🚚 Towever 84181 Class 3/4 Trailer Hitch Tri Ball Mount with Hook (Black, Hollow Shank) - Perfect for Pickup Truck Tow Hitch Receiver Review

I bought this in 2017 it's now mid 2020 and I'm still using it. It is of good quality and we have used it many times to tow our boat. I strongly recommend buying this. Continuous

Used it to pull a Ford Ranger and then another heavier F150 out of a ditch. (Be sure to use a hook or largest ball when unhitching vehicles.) Sturdy and rattle-free. I don't leave the mount in the receiver as I don't have a locking pin and just don't like it sticking out of harm's way. 35 dollars.

When it arrived it looked like it had been used. Attached it to a 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee and after 2 days it started to rust. Also, when towing a small jet ski, the vertical oscillation between the hitch and receiver was very noticeable, to the point of leaving small dents in the receiver hitch. It doesn't fit as tight as it should, find another product.

Does what I needed: pulls a trailer from one end of town to the other and back with a 2 inch ball. When unpacking, the stickers have already fallen off. Only used 1 day for a few hours and the paint was already worn off.

No up or down angle here. If your truck/SUV is not raised high enough when you twist the hitch into the desired head and then mount the trailer, the hitch head located below will periodically go down and scrape the ground. Floor when parking in and out. However, if you have a large enough weight, this is not a problem.

Must give 3 stars because it came packaged with my LED strip on the tailgate which luckily lay on the light strip above. was not damaged. The three ball hitch with hook looked as if it had been used and the paint had chipped a bit so it had to be repainted before fitting. A little sloppy in the receiver but not too bad. I'll add a photo later.

Does the job but is a bit loose and rusts very quickly. Surface rust appeared on the ball. I leave it open on the truck after 5 months: I live in a high desert climate with little humidity and no salt on the roads. To edit. A few more months have passed and the surface rust is getting more and more intense. The company does not offer a solution. Probably better to order a different clutch. If you're in the mood for it, you might want to process it first.

I see many views complaining about it rusting. Well, yes, it's a piece of metal that sits behind your truck and gets scraped to death by the trailer tongue - add some lube to whatever ball you're using before hooking it up if you don't want the rusting problem already overcome! Either way it's a fantastic hitch, heavy and strong and well priced! Black looks so beautiful.

Updated 15-Sep-21 - almost three years later. Bought a small perch boat on a trailer. inside, beginning with the last episode, described below. Removed and no rust. Just the way I like it. Now you know why I take it off and keep it in! In any case, the PLUS hook has proved indispensable on several sizes of hitch balls in an unexpected way. See the trailer and boat are older, and it turned out I needed a bullet just under 2" (although the trailer accepts a 2" bullet) - because a 2" bullet…