BulletProof Hitches Medium Duty 2.0" Receiver 4" Drop Rise Hitch
BulletProof Hitches Medium Duty 2.0" Receiver 4" Drop Rise Hitch
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The BulletProof Hitches Medium Duty 4" Drop/Rise Hitch fits any 2.0" receiver and is rated Class 4 with a 14,000 lb maximum towing capacity and 2,000 lb tongue weight capacity, making it a capable choice for trucks, SUVs, and trailers that demand a high-load adjustable hitch ball mount.
Four Ride Heights, One Hitch
The Medium Duty hitch adjusts to four distinct ride heights, letting a single unit cover a range of vehicle-to-trailer drop or rise combinations without swapping hardware. That flexibility matters when towing different trailers across a fleet or when a vehicle's ride height changes after a lift or leveling kit, and the hitch adapts rather than requiring a replacement.
Dual Ball Mount Included
The hitch ships with a 2" and 2-5/16" dual ball already installed, along with two corrosion-resistant pins and R-clips to lock the ball in position. Having both ball sizes on one head removes the need to carry a second ball mount or stop to swap hardware at the hitch when switching between a lighter trailer and a heavier one.
Tested Beyond SAE-J684
The MD204 is tested to exceed SAE-J684 requirements, the industry standard governing hitch strength, fatigue, and safety. Exceeding that threshold rather than merely meeting it provides a margin of confidence when operating near the rated 14,000 lb towing limit on uneven terrain or in stop-and-go conditions where dynamic loads spike above static figures.
Features
- Class 4 rating: 14,000 lb maximum towing capacity and 2,000 lb tongue weight capacity
- Four adjustable ride heights: configurable drop or rise to match trailer coupler height
- Dual ball head: 2" and 2-5/16" balls included on a single adjustable mount
- Hardware included: two corrosion-resistant pins and R-clips to secure the dual ball
- SAE-J684 compliant: tested to exceed the industry towing hitch standard
Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | MD204 |
| Receiver Size | 2.0" |
| Duty Rating | Medium Duty (Class 4) |
| Drop / Rise | 4" |
| Adjustable Ride Heights | 4 positions |
| Maximum Towing Capacity | 14,000 lb |
| Tongue Weight Capacity | 2,000 lb |
| Ball Sizes Included | 2" and 2-5/16" |
| Hardware Included | 2 corrosion-resistant pins, R-clips |
| Standard | Exceeds SAE-J684 |
| UPC | 850007829001 |
⚠️ California Proposition 65 Warning: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth anomalies, or other reproductive harm.
Who This Is For and Isn't
The BulletProof Hitches MD204 suits drivers of trucks or SUVs with a 2.0" receiver who need a high-capacity adjustable ball mount for towing trailers, campers, or equipment up to 14,000 lb, particularly when the vehicle-to-trailer height relationship requires a 4" drop or rise.
This hitch is not compatible with the BulletProof Pintle Attachment. It is a Medium Duty product and is not designed for use with pintle-hook towing configurations.
Common Questions
What receiver size does this hitch require?
The BulletProof Medium Duty 4" Drop/Rise Hitch is designed for a 2.0" receiver tube. It will not fit a 1.25" or 2.5" receiver without an adapter, and no adapter is included.
What ball sizes are included?
The hitch ships with a dual ball head carrying both a 2" and a 2-5/16" ball. Two corrosion-resistant pins and R-clips are included to secure the ball position.
Can this hitch be used with the BulletProof Pintle Attachment?
No. The Medium Duty hitch is not compatible with the BulletProof Pintle Attachment. Buyers who need pintle-hook capability should select a BulletProof product rated for that configuration.
How many ride height positions does the hitch offer?
The BulletProof Medium Duty 4" Drop/Rise Hitch adjusts to four distinct ride height positions, allowing the same unit to accommodate different drop or rise requirements without purchasing additional hardware.
What safety standard does this hitch meet?
The MD204 is tested to exceed SAE-J684, the industry standard that governs hitch strength, fatigue resistance, and safety margins. Exceeding this standard means the hitch has been validated beyond the minimum requirements for its Class 4 rating.
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