🚤 NBJINGYI 2 Inch Trailer Coupler, 3 Inch Channel Width, 5000 LBS Tongue Weight - Ideal for Boat Trailers Review

I bought a boat and trailer and the hitch was scary and bouncing at the end of my street. The old one took longer to install than this one. Now I have a strong, calm and reliable connection. Very satisfied.

This is a solid, well built hitch. It is well protected from rust. I like the smoothness of the trigger. I like that it locks itself. The holes match my boat trailer. It comes with an English manual. I will buy another. I can only recommend this machine, I am very satisfied.

Used to connect a bike trailer to a bike rack in an e-bike. I custom made the pendant and used a wooden extension instead of a metal extension and also used 2 carriage bolts vertically and a regular bolt horizontally for a good solid connection. The clasp is smooth and easy to open and close. The latch is spring loaded so it clicks into place. The inner sleeve is 2 inches wide.

I bought it to make a hitch on a log splitter that didn't have it. I used 2" because I don't think anyone should use 1 7/8". Why bother? It just means you need another ball in your truck. Switch everything to 2" and big things to 2 5/16" and you can only have 2 clutches and cover everything. Why do I need a 1/8 inch smaller ball? Pointless and stupid.

This hitch fitted perfectly and worked straight away with no problems. It's strong and seamless so it won't fall apart at the weld like some do. Bolt holes are standard location and size for 1/2" bolts. Generally it's plain, zinc plated. The price is about the same as Home Depot, but the Home Depot store didn't have that size. So the choice fell on Revan .

Product works as described. I used the clutch once. It was so difficult to disengage the first time, the unlocking the latch i had to move my truck a little not sure if it has to do with touch tolerance or not but tight tolerance might be a good thing I will add some lube I would recommend this product I'm not sure where the product is made though.

I replaced the 1-7/8" hitch on my 3' x 6' cargo trailer because it was the only trailer I had that used this size so I only had a 2 -Inch bullet on receiver could use my tractor. One hole matched the existing hole so all I had to do was drill a hole in the trailer tongue. It took only 20 minutes to remove the old one and install the new one. This block wasn't too heavy but seems strong enough. I had over 2000 pounds. in a trailer with a 400 kg drawbar. and the block works great.

This is a pretty good hitch except I have to jump on the trailer near the hitch to get it on the 2" ball, and when unhooked it cannot be removed without prying or using a jack. I was hoping it would take root, but not yet. I had it for about 30 days. The ball is 25 years old and works great with any other trailer, just a slightly smaller hitch. Another reviewer mentioned an under-hitch adjustment, but that doesn't loosen the release fit, only the pivot fit.

The quality of this connector is better than what I found at our local hardware store. The metal is much thicker. I installed this 2 inch hitch on my polar trailer. You're tired of using a PIN code to connect to an ATV. Screw spacing was perfect, no drilling required. I use 7/16 x 3 1/2" bolts to connect it to the trailer tongue. I should have used 3". One of the pictures shows the underside where I used a 1 1/2" long X 1/2". " Shim-ID installed so I don't break the trailer tabs. It fits…