When you’re swapping between trailers, getting the height right makes all the difference. This mount gives you up to a 7" rise or a 5" drop, letting you line up your trailer so it tows level and smooth. The offset design keeps the ball platform in the right position without having to flip the mount, and you can still drop your tailgate when it’s installed.
Heavy trailers demand serious strength, and this one brings it. The solid steel construction and welded 2-ball platform handle up to 12,000 lbs with the 2" ball or 30,000 lbs with the 2-5/16" ball. Two 1/2" thick steel gussets brace the shank and channel so it stays rigid even under heavy loads. It’s made to take on large campers, boats, or equipment haulers without flexing.


You don’t need tools or a long setup to change trailer height. The ball platform slides in a channel made from 5/16" thick, laser-cut steel plates with consistent pin holes for smooth movement. Just pull the pins, move it where you need it, and clip it back in place. Switching between the two ball sizes is just as easy—flip the platform, reinsert the pins, and you’re ready to go.


Road grime, salt, and rain can wear down metal fast, but not here. The matte black powder coat with a nickel undercoat and zinc topcoat protects against corrosion while keeping a clean look even after long hauls. The CNC-chamfered shank slides easily into your 2" receiver without chipping the coating, so it stays smooth and solid over time.

This mount isn’t limited to just towing a trailer. The adjustable channel also fits optional accessories like a clevis or shackle attachment for recovery work, a weight distribution shank for heavier setups, or a hitch step for easier bed access (each sold separately). It’s a flexible setup that adapts as your towing needs change.


Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hello neighbors, it's Brad here at etrailer and today I'm with Catherine from BulletProof Hitches and we've got a few of your products here set up. Let's go through 'em. What all do you have All right, so starting here we've got our medium duty hitch in a two inch shank. This is a two inch drop. It is rated for up to 14,000 pounds. It comes standard with a dual ball that has a two inch ball on one side and a two and 5/16th ball on the other side.
How much of a drop is that So this is considered our two inch drop. It has an overall length of eight inches, but we call it a two inch drop because it offers two inches of adjustability within the channel of the hitch. And also one great thing about all of our products is they can be used in the drop or the rise position without reducing any of the towing weight capacity, or the tongue weight capacity. This here is our heavy duty hitch. This specific one is on a two and a half inch receiver and this is a six inch drop.
This is rated for up to 22,000 pounds and up to 3000 pounds of tongue weight. Does come standard with the two and 5/16ths and the two inch ball. It does span over three holes on the pins on the heavy duty hitch and it does have a half inch thick steel gusset. And the hitch, shank of the hitch is a full solid steel shank that extends three inches past the second pin hole to completely fill the receiver tube. This one is our extreme duty hitch.
We are showing it here on the three inch shank. Our extreme duty models are available in two, two and a half or three inches. On the two inch shank it's rated for up to 30,000 pounds of towing weight. And on the two and a half and the three, it's rated for up to 36,000 pounds. And all three shank sizes are up to 6,000 pounds of tongue weight.
Brad Wow, super heavy duty. What's this coming in weight-wise Catherine So on this one, this one's about 50 pounds. Our heaviest hitch is a three inch shank, 12 inch drop, and it's over a hundred pounds. Brad I believe that. But capacities match up with that heavy weight. Absolutely, exactly. And the other thing to note about our extreme duty hitches, once you get into an eight inch and drop or more, you're going to start to see an additional down bar behind the gusset between this channel and the gusset. So that's just to help reinforce that weight, especially as you start to get into those large drops. Brad So obviously for heavy loads it's a heavy duty hitch, but also if I just tow randomly here and there and I don't have a ball mount on the back of my vehicle and I wanna stow it, you also have an option that's not as heavy. Correct. So this is our aluminum line. These are rated for up to 14,000 pounds and up to 2000 pounds of tongue weight. They are available in a two inch shank and a two and a half inch shank. So these come with a two and 5/16th and a two inch ball. It is adjustable in one inch increments. The drop sizes available are a two, a four and a six inch drop. On the six inch, alone, you can take the dual ball and rotate it and stow it behind the channel, but only on the six inch on this. And again, the same as our steel line, this can be used in the drop or the rise position and still maintain that same high weight capacity. Brad So we've covered two of the main sizes of balls, the two inch and two and five sixteenths. Correct. Brad Do you offer inch and seven eights We do. We offer that as a single ball attachment. We know it's not something that everybody needs or everybody uses, so we did the research and what most people are using is a two and two and 5/16ths, so that's what we offer as our standard dual ball. The one and 7/8ths single ball attachment is available and will work with any medium, heavy or extreme duty hitch. Love it. These are actually bulletproof, correct Yes sir, they are. So for a long time we would always get that question. I think we received over 15,000 comments or something crazy like that of people saying, well is it really bulletproof Have you shot it Yes, the truth is we have shot it. It is actually bulletproof. The video is up on YouTube, you can check it out. We did several different types of ammo and the reason we've always said, you know, that it's bulletproof and what we try to explain to neighbors is, it is the thickness of a bulletproof vest. So that's where the name came from. Yeah. But it is actually bulletproof. In addition to their ball mounts, BulletProof has an extensive line of accessories for their mounts that you can find here at etrailer. Well, huge thanks for showing us your whole lineup. You know, why should someone go with BulletProof Hitch So BulletProof, we designed it to be the last hitch you would ever need. And we say that not only due to the construction, but all of the different attachments that we offer. You know, we're really dedicated to delivering the best possible product to each and every one of the neighbors who chooses us. And we wanna make sure that it's a line that's going to keep them towing day in and day out. You know, we are backed by a full lifetime, no hassle warranty. We've never had a recall, we've never had a failure. So really it's a brand that you can put your trust behind. Love it. Well, huge thanks to Catherine from BulletProof Hitches for taking the time to show us your guys' lineup. Thank you. Thank you.
Ratings & Reviews
Very heavy duty and ONLY one rated to 36K and made in the U.S.A that means a lot to me.
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