Hitch Extenders and Hitch Expanders for Class I Hitch
Updated 05/21/2019 | Published 05/19/2019 >
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Question:
Do you make one for class 1 hitch? 1 1/4 to 2 inch adapter
asked by: Lawrence
Expert Reply:
Yes, we do have Class I hitch expanders that are like the Class II part # 80303 that you referenced. This item # 80303 fits a Class II 1-1/4-inch hitch and converts the opening to a 2-inch size while also providing 6-inches of extension.
For a 1-1/4-inch Class I hitch we have similar items like Brophy # HT5R which gives you the larger 2-inch receiver size as well as 5-inches of rise for better ground clearance with whatever accessory you mount in it. They also offer a straight expander/extender # HTAD which has 7-1/4-inches of extension.
We also offer extenders-only that do not expand the receiver opening size. Part # HES6 fits Class I and Class II hitches and provides 6-inches of length extension and # HES0 with 10-inches of extension.
Please note that all such extenders/expanders will reduce trailer hitch capacity by 50-percent since they extend the load further away from the hitch tube.
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