DACK Hitch Wall Mount Bolt-On 2 in Receiver Plate - Versatile Tow

In this review the DACK Hitch Wall Mount is evaluated as a practical, heavy-duty receiver plate for owners who need a bolt-on 2 in receiver that can double as a wall mount and a trailer hitch. The single biggest reason to consider it is its 3-in-1 design and high rated capacity, which make it useful for garage storage, agricultural uses or mounting on a truck or flatbed. The reviewer finds it well suited to users who prioritize sturdy construction and simple hardware-compatible installation.

Key Features

• 3-IN-1 design: Combines a bolt-on receiver, wall mount and trailer hitch function so one unit can be used on garage plank or concrete walls, trucks and flatbeds.
• High towing capacity: Rated for a maximum gross trailer weight of 15,000 lbs and a vertical tongue load up to 2,000 lbs for demanding towing needs.
• Double reinforcement: Corner brace plates and anti-sway pin fixation increase stability and reduce movement under load for a steadier tow.
• 4-hole easy installation: Mounts to a standard 4-hole pintle hook pattern using four 1/2 in grade 8 bolts (bolts and screws not included), making it compatible with common hitch plates.
• Universal 2 in tube: The receiver tube is 2 in with a 6.5 in length and welded to a 5/6 in steel mounting plate to fit all standard 2 in receiver openings.
• Durable finish: Solid steel welding and a black powder coating improve corrosion resistance and surface durability for outdoor use.

Who It's For

The DACK receiver plate is aimed at owners of small workshops, garages and service vehicles who need a robust, multi-purpose hitch that can be bolted to wood or concrete walls, flatbeds, tractors and even lawn equipment panels. It is especially relevant for users who value a high gross trailer weight rating and a heavy steel weldment for heavy-duty towing tasks.

Those who should look elsewhere include buyers who need a complete mounting kit out of the box (this unit does not include bolts or hardware) or people who require a finished assembly with predrilled vehicle-specific brackets. Also check for welding quality if you plan high-frequency hitch insertions; a few customers noted fit and weld penetration issues inside the receiver.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Sturdy construction with solid steel welding and a protective black powder coat for long-term durability.
• High rated capacity of 15,000 lbs gross trailer weight and 2,000 lbs vertical tongue load for heavy towing tasks.
• Versatile 3-in-1 function that works as a wall mount, bolt-on receiver and trailer hitch for multiple uses.
• Fits standard 2 in receiver openings and standard 4-hole pintle patterns, offering broad compatibility.

Cons

• Mounting hardware is not included, so buyers must source four 1/2 in grade 8 bolts, lock washers and nuts separately.
• Some customers reported inconsistent weld penetration or fit inside the receiver tube, which may require inspection before heavy use.

Specifications

Brand	DACK
Receiver tube opening	2 in
Tube length	6.5 in
Mounting plate thickness	5/6 in steel
Maximum gross trailer weight	15000 lbs
Maximum vertical tongue load	2000 lbs
Mounting pattern	Standard 4-hole pintle hook

Our Verdict

The DACK Hitch Wall Mount is a capable, value-oriented option for anyone who needs a heavy-duty 2 in receiver that can be bolted to walls, trailers or vehicle plates. Its high rated capacity and reinforced construction make it a sensible pick for demanding towing or workshop storage, provided buyers supply proper grade 8 hardware and inspect weld quality before critical use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the unit include mounting bolts and clips?
No, bolts and screws are not included; you should use four 1/2 in grade 8 bolts with lock washers and nuts and the product does include a pin and clip.

Will this fit standard 2 in receivers?
Yes, the tube is a standard 2 in receiver opening and the tube length is 6.5 in to accommodate common 2 in hitch accessories.

Can it be mounted on a concrete wall?
Yes, the design supports bolt-on installation to concrete walls and plank garage walls, but use proper anchors and hardware rated for the expected loads.