Video Transcript for Detailed Breakdown of the Batman Logo Trailer Hitch Receiver Cover

Today we're going to be taking a look at part #AMG102809. This is the Batman logo trailer hitch receiver cover for 2" hitches. It's going to feature the officially licensed Batman logo, directly here on the face plate. The unit is designed to slide into your trailer hitch receiver. It's going to help keep out dirt and grime which is ultimately going to prevent rust and corrosion to the hitch. We're going to have the screen printed colored emblem with a ABS plastic frame so it's very stylish and durable. That's going to sit on a black powder coated base that's designed to resist rust and corrosion.

The shank back here is also made from a metal construction that has the same black powder coated finish on it so it's going to stand up well to the elements also. They're going to include a foam casket. This goes over the shank and it's going to sit in between the opening of your trailer hitch and the back of the face plate. That's going to prevent any rattling that you may experience as you travel down the road. You can see right here on the back of the shank we're going to have our pinhole. This is going be a little bit elongated, so it's not going to be your standard 5/8" pinhole. It's actually going to measure 11/16" by 3/4" so it will accept your standard 5/8" pin.

Now your pin and clip or or hitch pin and lock are going to be sold separately but that is required to get the security in your hitch. Again, the unit is designed for 2" by 2" trailer hitch receivers. If we take a measurement of the face, it's going to give us an overall width measurement of about 5" and the overall height is going to measure about 3 1/". Measuring from the back of our face plate to the center of our hitch pinhole, that's going to give us a measurement of about 2 5/8" and the overall length of the shank measuring from the back of the face plate to this point right here is going to measure 3 3/16". Again, it's a very simple installation. All you've got to do is place the gasket over your shank, slide the shank into the trailer hitch, and you're going to push it in until you get your pinholes to line up with one another and then install your hitch clip and pin or your hitch pin and lock. That's going to do it for today's look at part #AMG102809.