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Today we're gonna take a look at the replacement trunnion spring bar for the Reese weight distribution system. This has an 800 pound maximum tongue weight capacity. Now this is a replacement spring bar, it's designed to work on the Reese weight distribution system. This is a trunnion bar, it is hot rolled and tapered for nice superior strength and flexibility. The trunnion end, which is right… see more >
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To choose a weight distribution system you will need to go by the total tongue weight of the set up. This is calculated by taking the tongue weight of the trailer, when loaded and ready to tow, and adding to that the weight of anything loaded…
view full answer...Because your trailer is fairly heavy, I would recommend you go with 2 of the #58392 lift brackets. The 58392 has extra gusseting welded to it for reinforcement, and would be better suited to a heavier trailer like yours, because the spring bars will…
view full answer...Yep, you can absolutely just upgrade the 800 lb trunnion bars to 1,200 lb bars on your Reese Strait-Line weight distribution hitch and not have to get any parts. All you will need are two of the following: - Replacement Trunnion Spring Bar for Reese…
view full answer...Since your loaded tongue weight is only 740 lbs you want to go with the 1,200 lb bar, part #RP66009, as this gives you a tongue weight range of 600 lbs - 1,200 lbs which is more than enough for your towing setup. If you went with the 1,500 lb bar…
view full answer...When determining the correct spring bars for your trailer you will need to take into account the weight of gear loaded behind the rear axle of the truck and the additional tongue weight loaded in the camper. I believe larger is better but in your…
view full answer...Weight distribution is recommended if the gross trailer weight is at least 50 percent of the gross truck weight or if the rear end of the vehicle sags or you experience steering, visibility, or braking issues when towing. If none of that applies to…
view full answer...Yes, 2-5/16 inch ball #63840 will fit Reese weight distribution system #RP66131. The shank length and diameter matches what the system requires.
view full answer...Yes, you would just need to replace the spring bars of the #RP66084 and you would have basically the #RP66083 as that is the only difference. For spring bars you would then just need a quantity of 2 of the part #RP22225.
view full answer...The best way to pick out a weight distribution system is to base it off of the loaded tongue weight of the setup when it is loaded and ready to tow. This figure also includes the weight of any cargo behind the rear axle of the tow vehicle. I attached…
view full answer...Extreme tight turns like jack-knifing could result in the bar sliding too far and coming off the dual-cam mount on a Reese Strait-Line system. But average driving situations should not be a problem unless something was not adjusted correctly. With a…
view full answer...To get the Reese Dual Cam Sway Control System #RP26002 to fit, your spring bars will need to have a curved end that the chains are attached to. Kind of hard to explain, so I did include a picture of the end of the bar this fits. With that being said…
view full answer...The 600 pound spring bars would be rated too low for 630 pounds of tongue weight and the system would be ineffective. The 800 pound bars are the way to go. Try to lower the trailer end of the spring bars by one chain link for less tension and that…
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