
Product Description
The Husky 69563C is a vehicle-specific Class III rear receiver hitch with a 2-inch receiver opening. It installs at the rear of the tow vehicle and adds a standard 2-inch receiver for a ball mount, bike rack, cargo carrier or other 2-inch receiver accessory. In weight-carrying mode, Husky rates it at 4,000 lb gross trailer weight and 400 lb tongue weight.
The hitch is also rated for use with a weight distribution hitch, at 6,000 lb gross trailer weight and 600 lb tongue weight. A ball mount is not included. Your actual towing limit is the lowest rating of any part of your setup, including your vehicle's towing capacity, so check your owner's manual before towing.
Fitment
Husky custom receiver hitches are built for specific vehicles, and the right part number depends on year, make, model and sometimes trim or bumper style. Contact us with your vehicle details before ordering so we can confirm this hitch fits.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Husky Towing
- Part number: 69563C
- Hitch class: Class III
- Receiver size: 2 in.
- Construction: Round tube, welded
- Weight-carrying rating: 4,000 lb gross trailer weight / 400 lb tongue weight
- Weight-distributing rating: 6,000 lb gross trailer weight / 600 lb tongue weight
- Material: Steel
- Finish: Black powder coat
- Ball mount included: No
- Drilling required: No
- Cutting required: No
- Estimated install time: About 1 hour
Features
- Vehicle-specific design for a custom fit
- Welded construction with a seamless receiver collar
- Open-back receiver that is easy to clean out
- Rust-resistant Bonderite coating with a black powder-coat finish
- Husky states its receiver hitches are tested to SAE J684 standards
Helpful Links
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- Your lowest-rated part sets the limit. Check the receiver, ball mount, ball and vehicle tow rating — the smallest number is your maximum.
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