Adjustable Trailer Hitch 2 in Receiver 6 in Drop & Rise - Dual Ball
Adjustable Trailer Hitch 2 in Receiver 6 in Drop & Rise - Dual Ball
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Our review of this adjustable trailer hitch finds it best for owners of Class III and IV trucks who need a single, heavy-duty solution for multiple trailers. The standout reason to buy is the built-in dual ball design that handles both 2-5/16 in and 2 in couplers, with the larger ball rated for 12,500 lb GTW and the 2 in ball for 8,000 lb; that combination makes swapping trailers faster and avoids carrying multiple mounts. The hitch is solidly built, easy to adjust, and arrives with two hitch pins so users can secure both the mount and the ball head.
Key Features
- Dual ball design: Provides both a 2-5/16 in 12,500 lb capacity and a 2 in 8,000 lb capacity so one mount fits a wider range of trailers.
- Adjustable drop and rise: Seven height positions with a 6 in drop/rise let you level trailers across common receiver heights for safer towing.
- Anti-theft locking pins: Includes both a short and long locking pin to secure the ball mount and the dual-ball assembly and reduce the risk of theft.
- Heavy-duty construction: Solid steel and aerospace-grade aluminum with a corrosion-resistant finish improves durability in wet or salty conditions.
- Easy adjustment mechanism: A smooth slider system lets you change height settings quickly without removing the assembly entirely.
Who It's For
This hitch suits truck owners who tow a mix of medium to heavy trailers, such as campers, utility trailers, and boats, and who want the convenience of two ball sizes on one mount. It is also a good pick for fleet users who need a durable, easy-to-adjust solution for varying trailer heights.
It may not be ideal for owners of very small cars or vehicles with nonstandard receivers, and anyone who prefers an integrated coupler system for a single trailer type could look for a fixed ball mount instead.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Combines 2-5/16 in and 2 in balls for wide towing flexibility.
- Seven height options and 6 in total drop/rise for accurate leveling.
- Robust materials and corrosion-resistant finish for long-term use.
- Included pins allow anti-theft security and straightforward installation.
Cons
- Some users report the short hitch pin can be tight or may require removal of the O-ring; replacements are available if needed.
Specifications
| Receiver size | 2 in |
| Drop/rise | 6 in (7 positions) |
| Max GTW (2-5/16 in) | 12,500 lb |
| Max GTW (2 in) | 8,000 lb |
| Construction | Solid steel and aerospace-grade aluminum |
| Antitheft | Includes long and short locking hitch pins |
Our Verdict
For truck owners who need a flexible, heavy-duty ball mount, this adjustable hitch offers real value: dual ball sizes cover a broad range of trailers, the 7-position 6 in drop/rise helps level loads, and the construction is built to last. It pairs practical adjustability with theft-deterring pins, making it a reliable, cost-effective choice for most Class III and IV towing needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this fit my 2 in receiver?
Yes, it is designed specifically for standard 2 in hitch receivers and mounts up or down.
What are the load limits for each ball?
The 2-5/16 in ball is rated for 12,500 lb GTW and the 2 in ball for 8,000 lb.
What if the short hitch pin is too tight?
Try removing the O-ring first; if it still does not fit, contact the seller for a replacement long hitch pin.
Editor's Take
A durable, flexible ball-mount for Class III and IV trucks that pairs dual 2-5/16 in and 2 in balls with seven height settings and solid construction, offering strong value for mixed towing needs.

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