Can anyone confirm that both ends are 'male' - designed to fit into a 2" receivers (male) - i.e.one is unable to insert a 2" receiver INSIDE the bar?
1705947
No a receiver cannot go on both ends, there is no hole for the pin to go through.
1705948
Both ends are 'male'. I mistakenly bought this to try and extend my cargo carrier. Had to send back.
1705949
That riser isn't manufactured right to fit the hitch haul. The hitch haul is only good for about one summer don't expect it to last a life time. The hitch haul neck is bent from highway bounce, I always tie additional straps to my truck in case the hitch breaks. I'd rather drag my bike than to see it get run over by a semi- truck.
1484465
This will fit on a 2" receiver , so if the receiver is smaller it will not work, you will need a different lock pin size!
1238091
Yes it is an adapter that is added to fit 2" and removed to fit 1.25" receivers.
946249
I remember now 100% no it won't fit the the receiver because it has screws.. It didn't come with pins.. Sore has a brain fart
2154523
In theory, sure, this adjustable hitch will work in any 2" receiver, but the Rapid Hitch is already a long drawbar, so if you add it onto a 1-1/4" x 2" adapter, that will make an extremely long drawbar. It's far from optimal.
927874
I got a black one. Measure you components. There are 3 different sizes of these units on Amazon. My receiver was 1/8" too tall to fit inside and now sits on top.
1403980
there are 3 swappable extender sections. One is 4 bars wide. One is 2. One is 1. They can be swapped from either side. Our worked well with 4 on one side and 2 on the other. Its much stronger now. We tried with 4 on one side and just 1 on the other and it was wobbly
1206319
Not exactly. However it fits nicely across a 2" receiver, not too much extra length.
34052
Edge of receiver where the hitch goes in to the center of the pin hole 2 5/8"
411549
Yes, both ends are male, the ends look exactly like the picture. They plug into female ports.
1236518
As others have said, this is not how this sound bar was intended to be used. Can it be done? Well, that depends on the receiver you intend to connect it to, and its capabilities. With the right outputs on the receiver, there are ways to connect the two together. Having said that, I cannot come up with much reason why you would do this. My best guess is that you would like to have a single speaker up front to handle your front and center stage. There are speakers out there like this, for example: Dayton AudioBS36 36-Inch LCR Speaker Bar (Black) ). They also have an option that comes with a powered sub as well if you need that. As for this sound bar, this product is really designed to be used as a stand alone sound system. As others have said, this is not how this sound bar was intended to be used. Can it be done? Well, that depends on the receiver you intend to connect it to, and its capabilities. With the right outputs on the receiver, there are ways to connect the two together. Having said that, I cannot come up with much reason why you would do this. My best guess is that you would like to have a single speaker up front to handle your front and center stage. There are speakers out there like this, for example: Dayton AudioBS36 36-Inch LCR Speaker Bar... » Read More As others have said, this is not how this sound bar was intended to be used. Can it be done? Well, that depends on the receiver you intend to connect it to, and its capabilities. With the right outputs on the receiver, there are ways to connect the two together. Having said that, I cannot come up with much reason why you would do this. My best guess is that you would like to have a single speaker up front to handle your front and center stage. There are speakers out there like this, for example: Dayton AudioBS36 36-Inch LCR Speaker Bar (Black) ). They also have an option that comes with a powered sub as well if you need that. As for this sound bar, this product is really designed to be used as a stand alone sound system. « Show Less
668147
Both ends are the same, and I'd call then male ends. There is a center pin (male) that engages with the female end on an audio component. Both ends are the same as the one pictured in the Amazon product page.
2198235
The part that slides in the 1 1/4" receiver is exactly 4 1/2" long, minus the weld, which takes up 1/4". The pin hole is 2 3/8" to the center, from the welded 2" flare. The bar is not too long and WILL line up with a standard 1 1/4" receiver!
683564
Unfortunately, the diameter of the part which goes inside the bar end is about 14 mm... Won't fit... You can maybe find a way to adapt it somehow.
88345
There is an adapter that fits on to the bike rack before you insert it into the receiver hitch. The adapter allows the rack to insert into the 2" hitch and not move around.
1180966
The male end is 3-conductor. I can't speak for the female connector but I guess it doesn't matter if the male end isn't.
431491
I don't believe it does. If you go to your local hardware store and ask for one that fits a 2" receiver, they should be able to get you the right one.