If a hitch displays that it's rated for use in either a rise (upside down) or a drop position, as long as you switch the ball and tighten it to recommended specifications, it'll work both ways.

At $100, the Switch Hitch costs a lot more than a conventional 3-way hitch and is also more expensive than three separate hitches. ... The company says it's working on a drop-down version.

If a hitch displays that it's rated for use in either a rise (upside down) or a drop position, as long as you switch the ball and tighten it to recommended specifications, it'll work both ways.