2" Rear Receiver Trailer Tow Hitch Compatible with Kawasaki Mule 600 610 2005-2016, fit Mule SX 2017-2025

Fit my 05 mule 610 just fine. Some of the reviews said it doesn’t fit at all and that a hitch doesn’t fit on inside. I did not have that problem. I will say they should include 2 more nuts for the exhaust bolts to sandwich it all together, I ended up have some laying around. Seem heavy duty enough for anything a mule can handle.

The hitch looks like it is made well as far as the materials, it fit over the axle and like others had said it would need another nut to secure the muffler bracket. Here's the problem the receiver is welded on backwards lol. I'm sending this one back.Update after receiving my second receiver. It installed in minutes and works as it should. It should have two more nuts in the kit and I also shimmed one side with a washer so I didn't put stress on the muffler bracket.

Sorry to write a negative comment, but it did not fit. Would not fit over the rear cross member. The two plates were too close together and also didn’t fit the muffler brackets. The correct hitch from Kawasaki was $169 so I decided to cut one of the plates off and weld it back with proper spacing. Then it rubbed the differential so I had to notch for that. Lastly, there is a linear brace that I had to notch out for. Now it fits perfectly. 30 minutes of fabrication was easier than returning for a refund and hoping I could get the right product.

The product needed a slight adjustment to fit over the factory brace. Works well now that installed.

Two of the nuts were missing. The right hole was drilled in the wrong place so I had to redrill it to make it fit.

Yes this does the basic job, it's an inexpensive way to install a 2" hitch. The bolt holes are not very close. I have over 4 decades as a mechanic and machinist, and I could not get all the bolts to line up. It's close, and you're not going to be putting huge loads on it anyway. A little modification in my case is needed to get all of the fasteners to be installed.

I installed this on a 2006 Mule 610. Muffler bracket holes in hitch did not align with mule's muffler bracket holes so this required a bit of hole enlargement (not a lot but necessary). Also, the hitch's vertical ears for attachment to the muffler brackets went inside the muffler brackets which required the bolts to be installed from the inside so they would mate with the mule's muffler bracket nuts which are welded on. This required me to add a nut, flat washer and lock washer (each side) so the muffler is securely attached to the muffler mounting brackets. This is much more hitch than my mule needs but provides flexibility for multiple items to be used. A potential 15-20 minute job became more of an hour'ish exercise, but no skinned knuckles or such. haven't used it yet but don't anticipate an issue.

Very sturdy thick metal. Very poor fit. The metal sleeve which horizontally hugs the frame does not fit snug which makes the 3 rear bolts not align to their holes. The replacement muffler bolt holes are out of alignment. I saw other reviewers using sludge hammers and pry bars to get it on. Did not seem worth the time and risk of damaging the receiver and Mule frame.