To be clear, this adapter should not be hooked up to a Class I - 1-1/4" receiver?
1267636
Follow Paul and Lenny's advice and you'll be fine. I used it with a four bike rack, on a class I U-haul receiver on a Toyota Corolla '95. The only thing that you should be aware, is that by extending the length of the receiver and depending on the vehicle you drive and what you are attaching, you might scrape the road or hit the curb when going over bumps, or backing up against the curb. The welding and strength of the adapter is pretty solid.
1267637
You can hook it up to any 11/4 inch receiver. Just don't exceed the receiver capacity.
1267638
Hi Kamau,It is designed to be used in the 1-1/4" receiver. You just need to make sure that you do not exceed the weight limitations of the 1-1/4" unit. My bike rack is designed for a 2" receiver but one of my cars has a 1-1/4" receiver. I used this unit to carry the rack. With 2 bikes you are talking maybe 75 pounds....well with-in the weight limitations on the smaller receiver. Just do not exceed the tongue weight or towing weight of the 1-1/4" adapter.
1267639
I have used it to connect a hitch/haul basket for carrying light loads, under 900 pounds, as that is the hitch rating on my car. Works fine.
388263
I have a 2" receiver & it works fine with that. I did order some adaptors for my set up, but can't remember for sure if they have a 1&1/4" adaptor, but I think they do. I would suggest you go to their website & see if they have what you need.
1168256
Yes that is what I do, as long as you have an XLR jack on your amp or an adapter to use 1/4"
1343361
Yes you can. You will need the 1/4 adapter though. You can probably get a 1/4 to 1/8 cable for like $3
898736
Yes, the adapter is just a straight pass-thru device. I also don't have my center channel connected to adapter, but it is connected to to sub.
50569
Should be no problem as long as your receiver has optical or digital outputs.
9235
You would need a 2 inch receiver adapter. I have a 1 1/4" receiver for this model and it is solid.
1281129
You don't say what type of connections are on your older equipment. I can't remember if I was able to see the rear of the receiver on the website. If you can, zoom in and see if the connections are the same and has all the hook ups you need. Good luck!
1532506
You will be using the adapter at a current that exceeds its rating. I doubt that you will damage your device. It is more likely that the adapter will burn out or have a shorter life.
1185670
No problem, I need to mention to make this work, you will need a a 1/8" 2 ring female to 1/8" 3 ring male out adapter.
2217388
I do not know but the response suggesting the use of an adapter sounds correct.
167709
Yes, but you'll need to buy an adapter, from 1.25 to 2". The holdup is for A 2" receiver.
1109404
I don't know the tech behind it, but I believe it says somewhere on the product page that it's a one-way adapter, should I be remembering correctly.
1735460
I have bought many items here with that adapter ., it has to be common ? good luck !! ask the seller
2272197
Yes, as this adapter doesn't have any way to alter the signal, what comes in is going out, it's a straight wire adapter.
536801
If the adapter didn't come with the unit you're SOL. Go back to the store where you bought it and return it or maybe you can find another unit on ebay or Craigs list. I don't think much of the unit anyway.
986339
there is no problem I have mine hooked to 1978 onkyo receiver it is a very basic hookup.