Where to find

Double hitch receivers in twin cities area?

Maybe call Toppers & More. I believe they have towing accessories.

1000 9th Avenue South
South St. Paul, MN 55075
Office: 651-451-1808
http://www.toppersandmore.net

I get mine at absolute trailer in Inver Grove Heights

Farm and Fleet or Fleet Farm. Curtis brand.

Northern tool or most auto part stores

I know my NeXt Trailer hitch will be a BW trailer hitch. You can get them that are 2 or 3 different size balls, The height are easily adjustable, and you can swivel them under the bumper so no more hitting them with your leg or chin –
THAT REALLY HURTS !!!

fishthumper wrote:

THAT REALLY HURTS !!!

I’ve got a gouge out of my shin right now. I specifically recall thinking “be careful of that” when I put in the hitch on Monday. Did it matter?

Ralph Wiggum wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>fishthumper wrote:</div>
THAT REALLY HURTS !!!

I’ve got a gouge out of my shin right now. I specifically recall thinking “be careful of that” when I put in the hitch on Monday. Did it matter?

I’ve hit those things more times than I can count. Like you its often just after I remind myself that its there and not to kick it. The words that come out of my mouth every time I hit that thing are not good for young children to hear.

Does anyone know if a BW hitch or one like it are long enough to put a Tow Tector on it? In the fall I hunt and fish. Boats have different size balls and heights.

I currently run a Trimax draw bar with both 2″ and 2 5/16″ options. I switched everything I tow to 2″ balls and have the big one in case I tow anyone else’s. I have been happy with it so far. Not sure if it will fit a towtector, still toying with that idea.

That was a lot easier than I thought it would be.

Thank you all.

Stupid question to confirm my thoughts but with these you would want the heavier weight hanging off the main bracket, correct?

I’d like to get away with hanging it upside down so I can return the new 8″ drop reciever, and use the drop receivers I already own to best level out a small camper and 14″ boat from the truck (Yukon hitch is so freaking high)