Class II Hitch on Craigslist.

For those interested, you can still get these from U-haul for under $90. The class III ones are the impossible to find ones.

any pictures of these hitches that are so desirable??

nick

Yeah. Here:

https://www.google.com/search?q=google&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

95BRMW wrote:

For those interested, you can still get these from U-haul for under $90. The class III ones are the impossible to find ones.

Not according to their website.

Cadet57 wrote:

95BRMW wrote:

For those interested, you can still get these from U-haul for under $90. The class III ones are the impossible to find ones.

Not according to their website.

As of a month and a half ago, over the phone everyplace (including U-haul's Hitch Central in AZ) my step-Dad called looking for a Class III tried to offer him a class II instead. He found there are something like 3 manufacturers still making class II's for the wagons. One of the manufacturers was Kurt, don't remember the others.

Odd. Back in like february I went to their site to price up a hitch and it wouldn't even give me the class 2.

jimbeau wrote:

Yeah. Here:

https://www.google.com/search?q=google&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

post makes no sense.

do you have a picture of a class three hitch for a 91-96 wagon?

i have some wagon hitches,. i know nothing of them,.

A class 3 hitch will have a 2" receiver, Nick.

http://mudflaps.com/i-6334434-draw-tite-41509-class-iii-iv-max-e-loader-trailer-hitch.html

Try this website for a photo of the elusive Class III hitch for our wagons. I lucked out and found a new old stock at a closed GM dealer, that had not been mounted. It is a Draw-tite 41509. When they were available the same number was on the Reese hitches too.
If the link above does not work try a search for [draw-tite 41509 install].
Good luck.
Dick

jimbeau wrote:

Yeah. Here:

https://www.google.com/search?q=google&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

post makes no sense^^^





looks like it could be made easily enough,. made by reese 330007

phantom 309 wrote:

jimbeau wrote:

Yeah. Here:

https://www.google.com/search?q=google&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

post makes no sense^^^





looks like it could be made easily enough,. made by reese 330007

It's actually a little different than that. When I was looking, I tried to find a pic of what an un-mounted wagon hitch looks like and couldn't. Seems most sites just have a "representative" picture. The good news is it's actually simpler than that one. The bar w/ the receiver is almost flat, and "tabs" on the sides are smaller and on the bottom of the hitch. I have one unmounted at home, I'll put up a pic after work so you and others can keep an eye out for them.

not trying to get off topic here but i happen to have a u haul class 3 receiver. it was on large marge when i got her. problem is is that it is so low. i have moved my boat around and where it mates together there is only 6-8 inches of ground clearaNCE. should i go with a 6 inch "riser"? will it be too high?
billy

looks easy enough to fab up

One or two people over the years have posted up pics of their 'custom' class IV's, where the receiver comes out of the middle of the bumper. I always liked them, because of the low ground clearance problem.

Anyone near Arizona up here? I emailed uhaul about a class III and they offered to fabricate a free one for the wagon if you let them use it to design a hitch at some facility in Arizona. I find it funny that they need to develop a new one when they use to sell these things.

Yeah I got the same invite when I inquired today. Weird.

Nick, here's a pic of a Class III wagon hitch...

Lynol wrote:

Nick, here's a pic of a Class III wagon hitch...

That thing was bigger than the VW it somehow was stuffed into.

I was surprised how freaking large that thing is.