How dangerous is THIS thing?

[67Dart273]

Hell, I didn't even know these things existed. Let's hook our 22 ft 10K enclosed trailer RIGHT up to the 'ol Pree *** and get down the road.

http://spokane.craigslist.org/pts/2413942790.html

From the ad:

1-1/4" to 2" Hitch Adapter - $15

I do not need this any more. comes with pins. email me please.

 

[RustyRatRod]

That's about as dangerous as a three dollar *****.

 

[toplscuda]

My boss has one of those. He uses it to adapt the hitch over so he can switch his bike carrier back and forth between vehicles. I wouldn't use it for much more than that though.

 

[Guitar Jones]

Wow, so for $15 plus shipping you could do untold damage and possibly kill or mame a bunch of people.

 

[Guitar Jones]

That's about as dangerous as a three dollar *****.

$3 ho? You must have the good ones up there. lol

 

[Backtobasics]

My boss has one of those. He uses it to adapt the hitch over so he can switch his bike carrier back and forth between vehicles. I wouldn't use it for much more than that though.

Right-o

They make and offer these with VERY low weight ratings, and most commonly used to adapt the 1.25 up to the 2x2 for accessory usage, bike carriers, cargo trey, etc.

 

[Burntorange70]

Yikes!

 

[camd64]

Wow, whoever even thinks about hooking one of those up to tow with needs a good swift kick to the bean bags.

 

[Ridge]

LOL I have seen this be for little car/ minnie van with a full size trailer and a full size car on it to boot ... Get out of it`s way because it wil
NOT STOP !!!!! [-(

 

[gunbunny]

That thing doesn't scare as much as the idiot that would bolt a 2" ball to a 1 1/4" adapter, then try to pull a tandem axle trailer. With a Hyundai.
Oh yeah, seen that too many times.

 

[abodyjoe]

think its really designed for say a bike rack or one of those little racks that slide into a hitch. but you damn well know people will use them the wrong way..


$3 *****...lmao.. now thats funny.