Rhino USA Shackle Hitch Receiver (Fits 2" Receivers) Best Towing Accessories for Trucks, Jeep, Toyota & More - Connect Your Rhino Tow Strap for Vehicle Recovery, Mounts to 2" Receiver Hitches (Green)

Excelente producto

Excedió mis expectativas, es extremadamente bueno y robusto, voy a comprar otro y trae stickers

It was useful until I lost the shackle... It's not like other Rhino shackles where the pin goes thru and is secured by a R-pin. This simple screw on kept loosing up and even you screw it back when you notice you will end up with an empty hitch...

What can I say? Another great product from Rhino USA. Very well built and fits into the hitch without a lot of play. Have used a couple of times and I can tell you it will take hard snaps like nothing.

I get in trouble. A lot. After I get in trouble, I buy stuff for the next time I do whatever I just did (assuming I remember it). Hence, I have a lot of stuff. I could easily have cheaped out on this item. This is way overkill for my needs--a similar item less than half the cost would have done it, but Rhino makes such cool stuff that I like to reward myself with their products for no good reason--after all, whatever the reason I'm buyin' for, it was always my fault anyhow. This sucker is built. Beautifully built. Seriously. You could probably yank a dump truck out of a muddy ditch with it, so I'm sure it'll be more than adequate for my minivan (although you wouldn't believe what a grave you can dig for yourself with a minivan). I don't know how you could exaggerate how hefty and solid this shackle hitch is. If nothing else, every time I pick this thing up, the first thing that occurs to me is what a fine lethal weapon it would make. You could kill a polar bear with it, although small women and children might have a hard time swinging this mass--they better stick to bear cubs. Of course the fluorescent green and black colorings are just bitchin' too. Some people complain that it doesn't come with a hitch pin, but that seems expected to me. The only imaginable drawback I can see to this obviously fine piece of kit is that it's almost too pretty to get dirty--yeah, I know, that's what she said. P.S. Also makes killer work-out equipment. (Somebody should patent pivoted kettleballs fast. I'll buy some.) I was tossing it in my vehicle with the rest of the emergency equipment (my life is an ongoing emergency), but it felt so damn good in my hand that I went for a real long walk with it. Alternating a can of pop and this thing between hands while swinging it while doing ordinary and reverse curls got a really good burn going, especially at the shoulders--it felt great. (I do have a big advantage here--I lost my dignity along with my hair a long, long time ago, so my neighbor's eye-rolling hardly fazes me--by now they know me well enough, and I've done so many dumber and worse things.)