Will Old School Pintle Attachment Fit Channel of Bulletproof Hitches BPH45YR
Updated 03/18/2026 | Published 03/17/2026
Question:
Old School Pintle Attachment with 2-5/16inch Ball for BulletProof Hitches Part Number: BPH69SR compatible in the Bullet Proof item Part Number: BPH45YR? I need a significant adjustable rise for my trailer to be level and this product compatibility may be just the ticket!
asked by: Allen P
Helpful Expert Reply:
Hey Allen, yes the Old School Pintle Attachment with 2-5/16" Ball for BulletProof Hitches # BPH69SR does fit the channel of the BulletProof Hitches 3" Drop Hitch w/ 2 Balls # BPH45YR that you referenced. This does have a very significant rise too of 19 inches! Do you have a lifted trailer?
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BulletProof Hitches Channel Mount Pintle Attachment for Lunette Ring Trailers w/ 2-5/16" Ball
- Pintle Hitch
- Pintle Hook - Ball Combo
- Adjustable Height
- 14000 lbs GTW
- Bumper Mount
- Plate Mount
- 2-5/16 Inch Ball
- No Shank
- BulletProof Hitches
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Allen P.
3/18/2026
Yes, I have a Mil Surplus modified M-1102 Humvee Trailer with a Mil Surplus shelter attached in the bed of the M1102 bed of the trailer. The hitch height is +/- 29" high from the ground (requiring a significant raised pintle hitch accessory to achieve an optimal level haul status. I'll be getting a lifted used pickup truck in the future (RAM 1500 or similar) which will largely resolve some of the distance issue. I wanted to consider Bullet Proof and the pintle hitch as the preferred hitch to resolve the problem in the future. Thanks for the discussion!