Availability of Additional Pictures or Video Showing Operation of Hidden Hitch by Draw-Tite Receiver
Updated 12/22/2025 | Published 10/07/2024
Question:
How does the hitch connect. Picture doesn’t show much. Or how about a video of the hitch being used, like putting the receiver in and out. What keeps it from falling out?
asked by: Robert
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Expert Reply:
Hi Robert; we don't have additional pictures or videos of the # DT74YR in use since we haven't had the chance to install this on an Outback yet. However, you can see a similar Draw-Tite Hidden Hitch in the installation video below which should help you understand how it works. This has the same receiver style/mechanism found on the # DT74YR.
expert reply by:
Robin H
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Hidden Hitch by Draw-Tite Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - 2"
- Trailer Hitch
- For Towing
- Class III
- 350 lbs TW
- 3500 lbs GTW
- 2 Inch Hitch
- Completely Hidden
- Hidden Hitch
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Robin H.
12/22/2025
Hey Robert, were you able to check out the video of the similar Draw-Tite Hidden Hitch to see how the receiver connects and locks in place? Knowing if that helped you understand the mechanism could guide others with the same question.