Length Of Spring Bars on The Curt and Pro Series Weight Distribution Systems

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I currently have a reese 10,000 lb trannunion weight distribution hitch with 600 lb bars. I intend to replace the unit with either the Curt C17062 or the Pro Series Pro Series PS PS49583... would those bars be roughly the same length?

asked by: Chadd

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Most weight distribution spring bars are about the same length. Typically they are either 29 or 31 inches in length.

The spring bars of the Curt # C17062 would be 30-5/8 inches, and the bars of the # PS49583 would be 31-1/4 inches.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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