A towing hitch uses a sliding post within a sleeve to adjust coupler height for secure vehicle attachment.
Adjustable hitch assembly integrates a spring-loaded lock pin to prevent component loss while enabling tool-free height adjustment.
Top-activated latches secure hitch balls while locking pins prevent accidental disengagement during towing.
A towing assembly with an automatic articulating mechanism converts between flexible extraction and rigid road configurations.
A movable tow bar assembly uses a worm gear drive to translate the towing attachment along an elongate frame for precise lateral positioning.
An elastically deformable support member eliminates gaps between the coupling and drawbar eye, reducing wear and clattering during angular movement.
A multi-task trailer hitch assembly integrates multiple receiver tubes oriented horizontally and vertically to attach accessories while maintaining towing capability.
An encapsulated adjusting spring within a trailer hitch bearing mount moves the coupling arm, eliminating jamming risks from complex guidance systems.
Bending straps link trailer carrier components via rivets or welding to prevent loosening under driving loads.
A folding trailer hitch rotates between operational and storage positions using a hinged linkage system.