Hitch Recommendation for a 2014 Subaru Outback Wagon
Published 08/05/2014
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Question:
Do I have to do a lot of mods when installing this hitch? Or is it a so ok bolt in?? Thanks so much
asked by: Susannah
Expert Reply:
Nothing crazy is required to install the Draw-Tite part # 75673 on your 2014 Subaru Outback Wagon. A little bit of drilling and minor heat shield modification is all. The exhaust will have to be temporarily lowered too, but that's pretty standard for hitch installs.
For more info check out the install video and installation instructions I attached.
For trailer wiring you would want the Tow Ready harness part # 118467.
For ball mounts I recommend the etrailer Ball Mount Kit # 989900. It comes with 2 ball mounts, 2 balls, a hitch pin with clip, and a carrying bag.
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Draw-Tite Max-Frame Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class III - 2"
- Trailer Hitch
- For Towing
- Class III
- 600 lbs TW
- 4000 lbs GTW
- 2 Inch Hitch
- Visible Cross Tube
- Draw-Tite
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