🔧 B&W Trailer Hitches Tow & Stow - 2.5" Receiver, Dual Ball - 5" Drop, 14,500 GTW - TS20037B Review

Great Hitch! No more jack for my 2.5 inch receiver. Tongue weight 1250, can do more. Easy to adjust, flip and store. I just want all the pins to be locked so you can have peace of mind when parking.

Very well made will be the last hitch I buy for this truck, I will be buying another for my work truck. Recommended for anyone looking for a quality clutch. All you need is a lock on the receiver.

The reason for the low stars was a simple fact, in June 2019 I was looking for a Pintole Hitch receiver to work with. . But of course I see a year later. The option to put one on my toe which I currently have is not an option or the exchange program really sucks.

All the black and white materials I've ever used are good. This is their typical high-quality workmanship. Folds under the truck when I'm not using it and no more broken shins. I replaced all the pins with detents because my last hitch was stolen. It would be nice if B&W offered a version with locking pins. Get a silencer too. All clutches will jingle and make noise when not tightened.

This clutch is really great quality and works great. My only concern is that the split pins that hold the fingers in place are easily stolen, and while they can't steal the hitch if they do, I'd still prefer to be able to lock those pins as well. Without them, the clutch will not work. Otherwise I'm very happy with the hitch and would definitely recommend it if you plan on towing something heavy.

I like that the balls are reversible so the shins don't hit them. It's heavy and looks well made. I like how it looks installed but I keep it in a bag in the truck. If you store it on a truck, be sure to grease the pins so they don't stick. I have trailers with 2" and 2 5/16 balls and they're quick and easy to swap out. I've always used separate ball mounts, but the new truck has a 2 1/2" receiver so I stuck with that and am glad I did.Also the price is a bit high but it is made in the USA so I

This is my second truck (the new truck has a larger 2-1/2" receiver). Well done and I've tested it. Chains or step on the hitch tip. OR someone could steal all three, if you don't take them off and lock them in the truck.The manufacturer doesn't offer a lock but gave me the number of a company that does offer a lock.I've tried small padlocks but couldn't find one that fits the hole and has a shank has that is long enough to be locked, so 4 stars for me.

Job well done. I didn't notice any flex or anything like that. I towed the tiny house over 120 miles on a slightly bumpy California road. I removed 1 start just because it doesn't come with a hitch pin. The clutch pin is not expensive, I got a reliable one from Harbor Freight for $5, but the seller should include it in this article because it's useless without the pin. I didn't think of buying it separately and had to run to the store the night I received the item to find the pins were missing.