LOCAME Adjustable Trailer Hitch – 2-In Receiver, 8-In Drop/Rise, Aluminum, 12,500 LBS GTW

Adaptable towing for a wide range of setups

LOCAME introduces an adjustable trailer hitch designed for effortless compatibility with standard 2x2 inch receivers. The aluminum drop hitch offers an 8-inch range of adjustment, letting you tailor height and clearance to match trailers, rigid agricultural attachments, or dual receiver extensions. This flexibility helps you align tongue height, improving hook-up precision and overall towing stability.

Crafted with a focus on durability, the hitch begins with high-grade aluminum forged under controlled heat and pressure. The resulting structure resists wear from daily use and the rigors of outdoor environments, while the finish employs an advanced oxide treatment to help defend against the elements.

Core capabilities you can count on

• Two hitch ball options: 2" ball rated at 8,000 lbs and 2-5/16" ball rated at 12,500 lbs, enabling you to pair the right setup with compatible trailers.
• Integrated ball system: A unified design supports quick ball changes, reducing tool needs and downtime when switching configurations.
• 8" drop/rise range: Flexible height adjustments help you achieve proper tongue alignment across diverse loads.

Built for longevity and security

• Double stainless steel locks: Enhanced security and reliability for stable towing in transit.
• Corrosion-resistant finish: Aluminum alloy with oxide protection helps preserve appearance and function over time.
• Broad compatibility: Designed for standard 2" receivers, suitable for many trucks, RVs, and equipment setups.

Real-world use scenarios

Picture hitching a heavy trailer for a worksite, then reconfiguring quickly for a taller tongue on a second trailer. The combination of aluminum construction, adjustable height, and integrated balls makes these transitions smoother without sacrificing strength or control.

Keep in mind that performance depends on your specific vehicle, trailer, and hitch setup. The stated capacities are guidelines to help with planning, not a guarantee of outcome in every situation.