Condition:Used Brand:Roadmaster Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Manufacturer Part Number:RM-048-4

Used a few times but it's still in good shape.

Roadmaster Accessories and Parts - RM-048-4

Make up for the height difference between your RV and towed vehicle with this hitch adapter. Provides either a 4" drop or a 4" rise. Solid shank provides strength and durability.

Features:
Allows for proper positioning of tow bar
Makes up for height difference between RV's hitch and towed vehicle's base plates
Also lets you mount a bike rack, cargo carrier, or other 2" hitch accessory
Provides either drop or rise for adequate ground clearance
Constructed of sturdy steel
Solid shank for suprerior strength and durability
Resists rust and corrosion with black powder coat finish
Hitch pin and clip or hitch lock sold separately
Made in the USA

Specs:
Application: 2" x 2" trailer hitch receivers
Drop/rise: 4"
Receiver: 2" x 2"
Tongue weight: 400 lbs
Gross towing weight: 10,000 lbs
Length: 14-5/8" overall
9-5/8" From center of hitch pin hole to center of hitch pin hole
4-1/2" From center of hitch pin hole to angled bracket

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