Adjustable Hitch Recommendation

[Sterling6.7]

I’m not a huge fan of an adjustable hitch due to longevity with wearing parts, but I have a need to have either 3-4 hitches or an adjustable one for the work truck. It might see 100 miles of towing in 5-10k miles, so hardly any use at all. I don’t want to waste the money spent, so what is the best with 2-1/2” shank, 2“-5“ or 6” drop and has a 2” and 2-5/16” balls? Using this on a stock height CCLB 4x4.

Thanks in advance

 

[Powerstroke Cowboy]

2.5

Our 2.5" Heavy Duty 6" Drop & Rise Hitch is unlike any of our competitors. We worked hard to create one amazing Hitch that does the work of 10. Our hitches are extensively tested and exceed SAE-J684 testing requirements. They are built with such high standards that we have never had a single...

www.bulletproofhitches.com

 

[Powerstroke Cowboy]

I will add this. There not cheap. The link is to there highest rated 2.5 shank hitch. They have lower rated ones as well. Two others to be exact.

 

[Sterling6.7]

Thanks. I will check them out.

 

[PDT1081]

Mega-Duty Adjustable Drop Hitches 10-32K Towing Capacity - GEN-Y HITCH

Gen-Y's Mega-Duty Adjustable Drop Hitches have towing capacity from 10K to 32K LB with multiple drop options as well depending on your trailer towing needs.

genyhitch.com

 

[ToMang07]

I have a Weight Safe Aluminum 18,000lb with an 8" drop. I like it a lot, and it's Aluminum so it won't rust in the hitch. I highly recommend a stainless hitch silencer too, for both noise and to keep it from rubbing.

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[jswan]

I use a gen-y torsion flex hitch. I've had it for 5 years and tow at or near its weight rating regularly with no issues. There not a cheap hitch but worth the price.

 

[Sterling6.7]

Thanks guys. A couple more to consider. Trying to stay Made in America and I think these are all on the list.

 

[ToMang07]

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[ncollins64]

I’ll second bulletproof hitches. They aren’t too cheap, but a heck of a lot cheaper than geny. Both are good regardless.

 

[Powerstroke Cowboy]

I’ll second bulletproof hitches. They aren’t too cheap, but a heck of a lot cheaper than geny. Both are good regardless.

They also have a nice assortment of accessories.

 

[ncollins64]

Absolutely, pretty much anything you could ever need and then some.

 

[Sterling6.7]

Went with Bulletproof. Thanks guys.

 

[mikeyparrino726]

I have a GEN-Y on my truck. Have had 20k+ on that thing works fine

 

[coontz74]

I see the OP went Bulletproof and a good choice, but surprised no one mentioned B&W?

I’ve had one close to 15 years now and it’s still as good as new..

 

[ncollins64]

I have a few b&w hitches as well as bulletproof. The ONLY complaint I have with b&w is this, they don’t offer weight distribution or anti sway hookups like bulletproof and geny. I’d rather have one hitch that can do it all then some. Other that that the b&w is a great hitch, I’ve had 2 since 2005 with no issues.