Weight Distribution Recommendation for Grand Design 2600RB

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I have a grand design 2600rb, hitch weight 600 lbs, Im looking at Item # BXW0756, what are your thoughts and what would you recommend. thanks

asked by: Steve L

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Hey Steve, for your tongue weight of 600 lbs the Blue Ox SwayPro part # BXW0756 is rated correctly and would be a solid option for weight distribution.

With that said for the money I would go with the Strait Line part # RP66083 instead as it has a much more effective sway control that actively works to prevent sway instead of just minimizing it.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Steve

3/6/2024

Is Item # RP65FR a newer version, better or stick with RP66083 thanks

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Jameson C.

3/11/2024

@Steve Good question, the part # RP65FR is a newer version that has a different mounting bracket design for the frame clamps. It is an improvement in that area but it doesn't come with a shank for about the same amount of money.

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