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You're ready to flat tow, but the hitch on your RV doesn't line up with your towed vehicle. That's where this adapter comes in. Flip it for a 4" rise or drop, slide it into place, and everything is where it needs to be.
Many tow systems need a riser or drop to get the tow bar level. To check your setup, hook up your tow bar, measure, and see if it's within the safe zone. That means no more than 3" above level or 3" below. If it's outside that range, this adapter provides the rise or drop needed to bring it back in line. It's built for flat towing only, so don't use it to pull a trailer.
This adapter is designed strictly for flat towing. Do not use it to pull a trailer.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
97% were satisfied with this product
3% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Kate F.
2/2/2026
Thanks for the awesome review Ben! etrailer is lucky to have you as a loyal neighbor (customer)! Glad to hear we are doing things right, making great quality products at a price that won't break the bank. What do you mainly use the adapter for?

Mike L.
3/11/2026
Thanks, Mark. Happy we could help!
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Heather A.
7/15/2026
Thanks for explaining what you're seeing. I think I understand what you mean, you are saying there it's a longer than you needed. I wouldn't recommend drilling a new hitch pin hole in the tow bar shank. Doing that can weaken the shank and change the way the tow bar was engineered to handle the towing loads. It could also affect the warranty and the overall safety of the setup, so it's not something I'd feel comfortable recommending.