Tilt A Hitch has an 2000kg load rating
-The 2 inch tube on the Tilt A Hitch is made with at least 1/3 more steel than any standard hitch.
-This hitch acts as a 10 inch extension. This sometimes reduces the load capacity of the receiving unit, so always check the manufacturer's recommendations on your receiver for correct load capacity. You may need to add 10 inches to the safety chain on your trailer.
-Always follow the lowest rating for your towing system. Tilt A Hitch is rated at 2000kg but this does not raise the load rating of either the ball nor the receiver unit on your vehicle.
-The best trailer ball to use with Tilt A Hitch is the one inch shank 50 mm ball that has been available for years.

-A shim is provided with every unit if you are using a 7/8 shank tow ball

-The tilt a hitch has been tested and complies with Australian standards

"Never tow in the upper three holes"

    MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS:
- Insert the tilt a hitch unit,  into your vehicles towbar and secure with a 5/8 inch hitch pin (not included).
- Attach the correct size tow ball (not included) to the Ball Mount and insert the Ball Mount (arm shaft) into the Main Hitch Body.
- Place one of the Poly-handle pins (supplied) into the bottom of the 2 rear holes and place the other pin into one of the 3 "Towing Position" holes.  .

3 "Towing Positions" are available for different sized vehicles and trailers. This helps maintain a level trailer during towing.
TILTING INSTRUCTIONS:  
- Lower the jockey wheel to support the trailer. Remove the front pin (near the ball). Use the jockey wheel to tilt the trailer. As the trailer tilts, the arm-shaft inside the hitch will rise.
- When you have reached the desired tilt, replace the pin into the hole that the arm has risen to.
- Never remove both pins at the same time.