Installation Time
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Difficulty Level:
Simple installation for anyone.
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- How to Install Factor 55 Aluminum HitchLink 2.0 - Blue on your Jeep Wrangler
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Factor 55 Aluminum HitchLink 2.0; Blue
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Product Information
Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation
Features & Specs
- Factor 55 HitchLink 2.0
- 6000 Series Aluminum
- 9,500-Lb. Rating
- Blue
- Use with Standard 2” Receivers and ¾” Screw Pin Shackles or D-Rings
- Fits 1966-2024 Jeep CJ and Wrangler
| Brand | Factor 55 |
| Hitch Accessories Type | D-Ring Shackle and Tow Hook |
Description
Quality Material and Construction. The CNC-machined 6000 series aluminum is lightweight and created with intention and precision. It’s rated at 9,500-lbs and has an ultimate failure of 51,000-lbs determined by manufacturer testing. Take special care to ensure you never exceed your receiver hitch pull rating.
Easy to Use. Using your receiver as a recovery tow point makes a lot of sense for many reasons. One of the top reasons is convenience. It weighs only 1.9 lbs and fits standard 2” receivers as well as common ¾” screw pin shackles and D-rings. You can operate with confidence even in poor weather conditions as the HitchLink 2.0 comes anodized or powder coated for oxidation protection.
Installation. This product fits into the standard 2” receiver and works well with ¾” screw pin shackles or D-rings. Never exceed the factory receiver hitch pull rating and always use a high-quality steel alloy 5/8” hitch pin. Rating numbers are for in-line pulling. Do not bind or side load the shackle.
Application. The Factor 55 Aluminum HitchLink 2.0 fits 1966-2024 Jeep CJ and Wrangler..
Easy to Use. Using your receiver as a recovery tow point makes a lot of sense for many reasons. One of the top reasons is convenience. It weighs only 1.9 lbs and fits standard 2” receivers as well as common ¾” screw pin shackles and D-rings. You can operate with confidence even in poor weather conditions as the HitchLink 2.0 comes anodized or powder coated for oxidation protection.
Installation. This product fits into the standard 2” receiver and works well with ¾” screw pin shackles or D-rings. Never exceed the factory receiver hitch pull rating and always use a high-quality steel alloy 5/8” hitch pin. Rating numbers are for in-line pulling. Do not bind or side load the shackle.
Application. The Factor 55 Aluminum HitchLink 2.0 fits 1966-2024 Jeep CJ and Wrangler..
Factor 55 00020-02
CA Residents: 
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Installation & What's in the Box
Installation Info
What's in the Box
- (1) Factor 55 HitchLink 2.0 (Blue)
Tech Guides:
5.0
Customer Reviews (9)
Reviews of Factor 55 Exterior products have an average rating of 5 out of 5
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