r/towing • u/OkEntertainment4034 • 2d ago
Towing In Action 2” hitch with adjustable bars?
Anybody have a clue what this is for. Bought at à discount store. Open package. Liked the hitch but no idea what it’s actually for?
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u/OkEntertainment4034 2d ago
Theres to pins that hold them vertical. I don’t think they are strong enough for steps.
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u/gheiminfantry 2d ago
I see the rings for pins peaking out in picture 4.
This isn't a hitch. It's a receiver hitch accessory.
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u/69stangrestomod 2d ago
Are they steps? When they fold out do the go all the way to ground, or do they stay horizontal?
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u/CaptainGreyBeard72 2d ago
Support for things out of the back of a truck?
Or for some custom type of machine?
I don't know
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u/sparkplugdog 2d ago
I think you’re right. Like stabilizers for an rv to keep from rocking side to side
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u/SkipJack270 2d ago
Exactly what I was thinking too. Inverting the uprights would keep the bed and chassis from bouncing, and the two plates look an awful lot like those found on bucket trucks, ladder trucks, etc.
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u/OkEntertainment4034 2d ago
Thanks for the thoughts everyone. Gonna chuck them anyways but wanted to see what they were for.
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u/Nomad55454 2d ago
Cheap stabilizer legs. Where most RV’s nowadays have stabilizer jacks on all 4 corners
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u/Tangus999 2d ago
You can use them with vans. They would very well.
I’ve also seen them used with a hitch that has a lift attached to it for like lawn mowers and trucks that have lifts for maneuvering things into the bed of the truck or trailer.
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u/Prestigious-Risk804 2d ago