Recommended Weight Distribution System That can be Backed Up With?

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which hitches in the 600 to 1000lb TW range claim easy backing up?

asked by: Robert

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If you are looking for an easy to use system, I highly suggest the Reese Steadi-Flex Weight Distribution System w/ Sway Control # RP66559. This does not require anything to be disconnected when backing up and is rated from 500 pounds at the minimum and 1,000 pounds at the maximum.

expert reply by: Lazer S

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Answer 1

The Reese #RE34FR Weight Distribution kit can be used while backing your trailer, but if you need to make sharper turns that could possibly cause the trailer to jackknife, you'll want to remove the spring bars before backing the trailer. The…

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The Reese Pro Round Bar Weight Distribution Hitch #RE34FR you were looking at cannot be ordered with a different shank, but it is compatible with the Curt Welded Weight Distribution Shank 7" - 10 Hole Adjustment #C17123 which gives the rise and…

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If the unloaded tongue weight of your 2015 Evergreen Ascend trailer is around 300 pounds, I don't think the Reese Pro Round Bar Weight Distribution #RE44FR is going to be the best option for you. This will have a minimum tongue weight rating of…

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I would be happy to help! First the Curt MV Weight Distribution Hitch #C17050 you were looking at would be a bit stiff with the 440lb tongue weight you mentioned for your 16' Airstream, but is that figure what Airstream lists as the tongue…

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You can back up while using the Reese Pro Round Bar Weight Distribution system. However, if you're making very sharp turns I would disconnect the bars to avoid potentially damaging them. The #RE94FR is overkill based on your tongue weight.…

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The only weight distribution systems that do not allow backing up are those that use friction sway control (which is an added piece), so yes, you can absolutely back up with the Reese Pro system you asked about, which is the following part number: -…

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The round or trunnion bars refers to the end of the spring bars. Round bars are typically designed for lighter applications, are a bit harder to install and are usually priced lower than trunnion bars. Trunnion bars are typically designed to be used…

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You will be able to back up with the Reese Pro Round Bar Weight Distribution item #RE34FR set up. It may be a lot easier to remove the springbars from the weight distribution system first but it isn't necessary. You won't have any issues with…

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A weight distribution system like the Reese Pro Round Bar Weight Distribution w Sway Control #RE34FR will work great in distributing the load of your trailer across your axles. The Reese Pro Round Bar Weight Distribution w Sway Control #RE34FR you…

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The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…

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Answer 11

Since Demco uses 3,500 drum brake assemblies part #DMSB24429M and #DMSB24428M what you'd need is similar 3,500 electric brake assemblies like the etrailer part #AKEBRK-35L-SA for the left hand side and #AKEBRK-35R-SA for the right hand side. To…

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Answer 12

I would be happy to help you set up your 2022 Toyota Highlander to haul your new travel trailer. The wiring harness you currently have controls your trailer's lighting functions only. You do not need to rewire your Toyota you just need another…

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