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Back-Up Reflecting Tape

Pictured is the V-shaped device that’s fastened underneath the vehicle’s hitch ball.

Bang-On Ball Hitch Guide

No Longer Produced

Pictured is the four ball-accommodating model of this device (three different-size balls attached/one empty)

Changeable Ball Hitches

Left pic of right hand holding a battery-powered drill and Drill-Powered Trailer Jack Adapter against a trailer jack. Rt 2 pics showing 2 different trailer jack adapters.

Drill-Powered Trailer Jack Adapter

Pictured is a 3-foot-tall electric tongue jack (with cord that connects it to the vehicle’s battery-power system) and an adult hand activating a remote controller.

Electric Tongue Jack

Pictured is an adult male attaching a gooseneck horse trailer

EZE-Latch for Goosenecks

Ink drawing of the device showing the magnet

Gooseneck Hitch Guide

Color drawing of the slotted-end PVC pipe that’s been slipped over the ball hitch as described.

Gooseneck Trailer Hitch Guide

Ink drawing of the pickup bed where the ball hitch and 2-foot-high rad are located

Gooseneck Trailer Hitching Guide

Two-wheeled axel supporting vertical post with ball hitch on top and handle with smaller supporting wheel.

Hand Operated Trailer Dolly

Pictured is the vehicle receiver hitch-mounted device

Hitchrific Reel-Quik Hitch

McKesh Extended Towing Mirror

Pictured is the turn-signal-equipped mirror located at the terminus of its accordion-type extendable ‘arm.’

Power Vision Towing Mirrors

Color drawing of the device mounted under the middle portion of the bumper

Quic-Cush’n Bumper

Upper left pic of monitor with pics from 4 different cameras on it. Lower rt pic of 2 transmitters

Rear-View Camera Systems

A white and red Remote-Controlled Trailer Mover hooked to a 5th-wheel style trailer

Remote-Controlled Trailer Movers

Pictured are the three models

Schuck Cushion Hitch

ON-LIFT module mounted on the underside of a semi trailer.

Semi-Trailer Pneumatic Landing Gear Lift System

Pictured are (1) the camera with magnetized base-plate and antenna

Swift-Hitch Wireless Camera System

An adult male is in the process of switching to a different-size ball on the the device that’s affixed to a pickup’s rear bumper.

Switch-a-Hitch

No Longer Produced

Attached to the towed implement’s hitch receiver is the swivel hitch and its housing that allows the hitch to swivel.

TeleSwivel Hitching System

Pictured is the device that’s 8 inches long and 8 inches sloping to 5 inches high; receiver-hitch piece at 5-inch end and ball-mount piece at 8-inch end; the 12 different tilt holes at the 8-inch end.

Tilt-A-Hitch Trailer Hitch

Ink drawing of pickup and trailer with attached mirror (as described) angled downward to see the pickup ball hitch.

Trailer Hook-Up Helper

Pictured affixed to the front

Trailer Valet Tongue Jack

Left pic of UltraLift Powered Landing Gear Tool against white background. Rt pic of same being used to lift a trailer.

UltraLift Powered Landing Gear Tool

Pictured is the reflective-tape-affixed convex mirror that’s mounted at the front of the wagon as described.

Wagon Hitching Mirror