Durable and reliable towing solution with custom fit design.
The Husky Trailer Hitch Rear Class III is engineered for strength and reliability, featuring a square tube construction and a 2 inch receiver. This hitch is designed with a vehicle-specific fit, ensuring optimal performance and safety. It is precision welded with a seamless collar, enhancing its structural integrity and durability. The open back receiver allows for easy cleaning, while the rust-resistant finish protects against corrosion, ensuring longevity in various weather conditions.
With a weight carrying capacity of 3500 pounds and a tongue weight of 350 pounds, this hitch is suitable for a wide range of towing applications. Each unit is rigorously tested to meet SAE J684 standards, providing peace of mind for users. The Husky Trailer Hitch is a practical choice for those seeking a robust towing solution that combines functionality with a custom fit for nearly every vehicle on the road today.
Features
- Manufactured With A Vehicle-Specific Design For A Custom Fit
- Precisely-Welded For Superior Strength And Fit
- Co-Cured In A Rust-Resistant Liquid Bonderite Coating
- Strengthened With A Welded, Seamless Collar
- Open-Back Receiver For Easy Cleaning
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Husky Towing
- Manufacturer Part Number: 69658C
- Class: III
- Receiver Size (IN): 2 Inch
- Construction: Square Tube Welded
- Weight Carrying Capacity (LB): 3500 Pound
- Weight Carrying Tongue Weight (LB): 350 Pound
- Weight Distributing Capacity (LB): 0 Pound
- Weight Distributing Tongue Weight (LB): 0 Pound
- Color/ Finish: Black Gloss Powder Coated
- Includes Ball Mount: No
- Material: Steel
- For Use With Roll Pan: No
- Drilling Required: No
- Cutting Required: No
- Estimated Install Time (Hours): 0.75
- Gross Weight Of Total Packaging: 8.0%
- % of Packaging Weight – Cardboard: 90%
- % of Packaging Weight – Other Plastic: 5%
- % Of Packaging Weight – Paper: 5%
Compatibility / Fit
- 2020-2025 Subaru Legacy
- 2020-2025 Subaru Outback
Technical Documents
- HUSM_69658C_R01_12-17-21.pdf
