Nilight Dual Hitch Extension with Bolt Nut Kit Fits for 2 inch Receiver Extender to 10" Max Length Adjust 7-1/2 inch Riser or Drop 4,000 lbs GTW

Got exactly what I paid for. I love it. It extends my boat trailer 18” further into the water allowing an easy on/off experience. Great.

I LOVE this drop hitch. It aligns the toad hitch exactly. Love the bolt and nut to tighten it up and also the drilled hot for the spring pin as a backup.

This thing is actually pretty great! I didn't even know a double receiver existed until I had the need arise and I found one at a big box hardware store. This one is constructed the same... it is really well made and heavy. Thick steel. The price is a lot better than the one I had seen in the store, and I sacrificed absolutely nothing as far as quality, while keeping some green in my wallet.

As advertised.

as others have noted, this runs 1/8 to 1/4 inch larger than a standard 2” hitch. This means the trailer, bike rake, or whatever will rattle or knock in a turn. There are items you can purchase which tighten this up if you don’t plan to swap your hitch often. -1 star for not being the right size.With that out of the way, this is built quality and is a lifesaver when my kids want to bring their bikes along with whatever I’m hauling. My first use of this was a 800 mile road trip. I arrived at the destination and all items were attached, so all in all this works just fine!

Got this so the hitch mounted bike rack would clear the spare tire on my jeep wrangler. It worked.

Extends out far enough for my bronco.

This review is specific to the “Receiver with 2" Rise or Drop with Bolt Nut Clip 7,500 lbs Capacity Adjustable Extend 5" 7" 9" Length Matte Black Powder Coated”, which I think has a defective design for only the 5” length hole, which is what I wanted to use. The 5” hole is located about 1/8” to close. Between the hole location and the weld for the riser, the pin will not go through the 5” hole. It works fine for the 7” and 9” hole locations. It took me an hour to drill out the solid steel shank to get the pin to barely go through the 5” hole. They need to redesign this to move this hole slightly farther back so the pin will fit properly.