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Recommended Rear Hitch for a Toy Hauler  

Updated 07/09/2026 | Published 07/05/2026

Question:

I’m looking for the right hitch to put on my toy hauler it’s a 2021 fuel 323 to double pull with. it has bolt holes and a bracket from factory. They are about 5’10 to 5’11 apart and the hitch needs to extend forward 1’4” from the bolt hole. I’d like to weld and bolt it

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Expert Reply:

Welcome back Kyler. To add a hitch to your 2021 Heartland Fuel 323, I recommend the Adjustable Width Trailer Hitch item # 13703. We don't sell custom fit hitches for RV's and I couldn't find one as an option offered by Heartland.

The Adjustable Width Trailer Hitch item # 13703 works with frames between 22" to 72" Wide so it'll definitely fit your almost 6' wide frame. It's designed to be welded or bolted to your trailer's frame but I do not expect it to fit the existing holes you found. The end of the 2" receiver is going to sit 8-3/16" out from the closest portion of the cross tube. The included brackets provide a 3" drop from the bottom of your trailer's frame. It has a 3,500 lbs capacity.

I attached a diagram below that shows these dimensions.

We also have the Adjustable Width Trailer Hitch Receiver item # C13704 that attaches directly to the bottom of the frame. This one has a 5,000 lbs capacity.

What kind of trailer do you plan on towing behind your toy hauler?

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Kyler J.

7/9/2026

Thank you and I’ll go with the 5000 pound. I’m pulling a 4 seat can am x3 on a 14’ enclosed. Total weight is 4247

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Jerred H.

7/9/2026

@KylerJ You're welcome! Yeah you'll definitely need the Adjustable Width Trailer Hitch Receiver item # C13704 for that much weight.

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