
Roadmaster 072
2-inch rise/drop hitch adapter
Standard 2-inch receiver connection; 6,000-lb maximum towing capacity and 200-lb maximum vertical load. Reversible for rise or drop when correctly installed.
View exact adapterRoadmaster's 070-series hi-low adapters help level a tow-bar connection behind a motorhome. Part numbers 072, 070 and 076 are similar 2-inch receiver adapters, but they provide different rise or drop heights. Each shares the manufacturer's 6,000-lb towing and 200-lb maximum tongue-weight ratings.
| MPN | Rise / drop | Hitch interface | Maximum towing | Maximum tongue weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 072 | 2 in | 2 in to 2 in | 6,000 lb | 200 lb |
| 070 | 4 in | 2 in to 2 in | 6,000 lb | 200 lb |
| 076 | 6 in | 2 in to 2 in | 6,000 lb | 200 lb |
A hi-low adapter changes the connection height. A straight receiver extension primarily adds rearward reach. The 070-series adapters use 2-inch receiver connections and a reversible offset; do not select them solely to move a cargo carrier farther from a rear bumper. Confirm the intended application and installed clearance with the towing equipment manufacturers.
Roadmaster also sells a higher-capacity 048 series with different limits. See our Roadmaster 048 hi-low adapter guide for that separate family rather than assuming a 070-series part has the 048-series rating.

Roadmaster 072
Standard 2-inch receiver connection; 6,000-lb maximum towing capacity and 200-lb maximum vertical load. Reversible for rise or drop when correctly installed.
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Roadmaster 070
Standard 2-inch receiver connection; 6,000-lb maximum towing capacity and 200-lb maximum vertical load. Reversible for rise or drop when correctly installed.
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Roadmaster 076
Standard 2-inch receiver connection; 6,000-lb maximum towing capacity and 200-lb maximum vertical load. Reversible for rise or drop when correctly installed.
View exact adapterMeasure the hitch and tow-bar connection heights according to the tow-bar manufacturer's directions before choosing the required offset. Follow Roadmaster's mounting instructions and use the specified hitch pins and retention clips in both receiver connections. Recheck pin engagement, turning clearance, receiver ratings, safety-cable routing and tow-bar level before traveling. For a flat-towed vehicle, do not assume a change in hitch height is enough to make the entire towing setup compliant.
Yes. Roadmaster describes the 070 series as reversible hi-low adapters, provided the correct hitch/tow-bar geometry, clearances and installation instructions are followed.
No. Roadmaster lists all three at 6,000 lb maximum towing capacity and 200 lb maximum tongue weight. The primary difference is their 2-, 4- or 6-inch offset.
No. The manufacturer expressly limits these adapters to 200 lb maximum tongue weight, even though the maximum towing capacity is listed as 6,000 lb.
No. It is a receiver-height adapter only. The tow bar, baseplate, safety cables and towing vehicle must each satisfy their own specifications.
Quick product links: Roadmaster 072 · Roadmaster 070 · Roadmaster 076
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