Video Transcript for Review of Trimax Locks Trailer Hitch Ball Mount - Razor Ultra Aluminum 2 Ball 2 In Hitch - TMX63QR

Hi everybody, Andy here with etrailer. Let's take a quick look at this Trimax Razor Ultra Adjustable Two-Ball Mount for your two-inch trailer hitch receiver. Now this is an adjustable drop hitch. It's going to let you fine tune the height of your trailer connection. So everything is going to stay level while you're towing and this is going to give you up to four inches of drop or rise. So obviously in this orientation will be the drop.

When you flip this over, that will be the rise, and you're gonna be able to adjust that in one inch increments. So again, four inches down, four inches up. So it's gonna be really easy to dial in the exact height that you're looking for. The polished aluminum construction is lightweight, but it's very durable. It's gonna look great on the back of your vehicle.

Since it's aluminum, you're not gonna have to worry about rust or corrosion. So this will especially be great for like boat trailers, if you're around the water a lot in bad, like, winter environments or whatever, the aluminum's gonna hold up really well for you. So very easy to get (hitch rattles) that height adjustment that you're looking for. As you can see, we do have a two-inch ball on this side, and then when I lift it off and rotate it, that will put me on my 2-5/16 inch ball just like that. So you see how easy it is, not only get the height adjustment that you're looking for, but the ball size as well.

We line those holes back up. What I like here is everything slides very easily. There's some ball mounts that I've used in the past that it's not real easy to get that adjustment. It doesn't slide up and down real easily on the shank or the pin in the clip is very hard to get into place. But everything here is very smooth.

Now this does not have the stow function, because it's not long enough. The other Trimax ones that have a a greater drop or a longer drop, you can stow that, but this one doesn't have the clearance to stove. So just so you're aware of that. I did take some measurements from the center of the ball to the center of the first hitch pin hole. We're pretty close to 10 inches. Moving over to the center of the second hitch pin hole pretty close to 11, and then from the center of the second hitch pin hole to the end of the shank, right about one and three quarters inches. We do, as I mentioned, have other drop rise adjustment sizes available, so if you need something greater than four inches, do take a look at the other options that we carry from Trimax. I'm confident you'll be able to find just what you need. Well again, my name is Andy. Thank you for joining me.