can i attach a 1 1/4 adapter to the 2 inch hitch?
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I am not sure what you are doing, however I made a drawing of the stinger with a 2" ball with the drop I needed on my motorhome and a 11 1/4 " stinger to handel the bike rack like yours. jimgil6@aol.com
1546130
Usually most hitches are either 2 inch or 1.25 inch. I used this extender on my camper van which has a 2 inch receiver.Just measure how big your receiver on the trailer hitch is on your vehicle. If it is 2 inch then it should work fine.
71884
You must get an adapter to make this work as it is 2". Amazon sells the Curt 2" to 1 1/4" adapters. $20.
996838
I do not use it with the 2" adapter, but I will assume that it is very much solid, this yakima rack is a very good rack, the only thing that is missing is a part that I designed for this hitch that align the safety pin to the car hitch making it easy to install, this unit is not that light, so lifting it and hooking it to insert the pin it is a problem without a marker to install the safety pin. the rest it is a very good unit.JC
1731196
it should fit your 1 1/4". It comes with plates that make it fit a 2" receiver, but the plates can be taken off.
943156
Can't quit picture this but I will try. Seems like your going to end up with two breaks one for the 2"" adapter end and one 1 1/4 "end. This is a pretty simple but effective device and you can almost tell if it will work by just looking closely at picture. I am pretty sure it will stop the wobble at the hitch, but you are going to have wobble at the 1 1/4 "" connection. I really think that this might even work at this end, but you need a wrench and you probably want the ease of taking on and off without tools.
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I know you can purchase an adapter that will allow a 2inch hitch to be attached to a 1-1/4" receiver. However, I believe that with a four bike hitch, you need to have a 2 inch receiver type hitch for strength. These hitches are heavy without any bikes. Four bikes just adds another 100 plus pounds to the hitch and all this weight is hanging way out. You could go to the swagman website or to ORS racks direct and ask this them this question to confirm my answer.
1092723
"Yes", the rack ships with a two inch adapter so it will work in a 2inch receiver. If you have a 1.25 receiver, you won't need the adapter. Hope this helps.
205502
Sorry I really can't answer this question since I sent it back due to being very unstable. If I remember correctly it fit my 2" hitch but I wouldn't use it unless u had a 2"!
721185
This product should work better on a 1 1/4 hitch rather than a 2" hitch with the adapter. There would be less flex and it is a sturdier connection. I had 2". Just make sure the screws that hold the safety latch are tight.
2187492
Yes as long has it has a 5/8" hole. It will just stick out the side a little more than on a 2" hitch.
1238090
The rack has a sleeve that fits over the tongue to make it 2". Removing 1 screw on the sleeve makes the rack accommodate a 1 1/4" hitch size
1596109
Yes. This rack is by default a 1.25 inch size but an expander plate is included to increase its size to 2 inches. If the hitch you install accepts either 1.25 or 2 inches, it will work.
1352253
No. At the head end the threads are not standard 1/2". The only way to extend reach is to adapt 3/4" copper or pvc at supply end.
1059961
Yes, you just need the 2 " hitch receiver, or have and adapter to go to 2". It works great for me as I use it in the course of landscaping to haul mowers.
1092722
It does come with a 2" adapter but since I have a 2" hitch receiver I never tried to remove it. The other concern is weight. It is a heavy rack and if you add 4 bikes it may be too much for your hitch. You may need to confirm your hitch's maximum vertical load.
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Fits my 2 inch receiver tightly so it will go in your receiver but will be loose. Probably more dependent on pin for support than sides of receiver. Hitch has two holes for pin.Hope this helps.