CURT49060 2-Inch x 6-Inch Weld-On Raw Steel Trailer Hitch Receiver Tube, 1 Count (Pack of 1)

I got two of these receivers to use to fabricate pole holders, (flag pole and Starlink panel poles), for the rear bumper of my travel trailer. They worked great, good quality and great value.

Quality hitch that you can easily adapt to your need. Heavy duty steel that looks great. The holes are aligned perfectly and you can make this fit a number of scenarios.

Excellent value very strong and well made

Received very quickly and exactly what I'd hoped for. I bought it for my Polaris Sportsman, which only had a small tongue "tab" and hole for a narrow shank ball. It was also so far under the rear that it was nearly impossibly to see if backing to the trailer or trying to see the hitch point for any other reason. This item welded on nicely and will be incredibly helpful going forward. Best result so far was in using for a cargo carrier for hauling wood - I'd not have had this option before. Very glad I bought this product!I knew I'd not have welded on right away, but wanted to be ready to, so, with my drill and wire brush, cleaned off all oil and other residue and rubbed down well with a good cleaner. I taped off where my welds would be, on both receiver tube and quad, and sprayed all the rest with a good paint (didn't have the primer I thought I did, so hope that's not a problem - quad's stored indoors anyway). When welding time came, I simply peeled off the tape and got after it. Once done and cooled down, I ground and generously shot it all with paint again. I believe that unless someone knew better, they'd think it came this way from the factory. Again, very happy with this upgrade.

Quality and fit as it should

Well made, with a smooth seam. I have seen cheap ones with a rough weld in the tubing that could interfere with inserting the stub. This one is smooth inside and out. No paint of any kind, which is fine as I will be welding it into place anyway. I stopped at a welding shop to buy a piece of tube, and got this instead. Their fee to cut a piece of tubing was $5, plus the cost of the tube (no scraps). On top of that I'd still have to drill it, and reinforce the end. For $7 delivered, this was a no-brainer.

Just what I needed to add to tractor, good quality

What's not to like? Its a piece of square tubing with a cold formed escutcheon (as opposed to the usual welded on) on one end. I bought it to convert a trailer tongue to be able to change coupler types. Welded on, works fine!