Will Reese Shank part # RP3344 Replace Shank Part # RP54970 and Do 7 inches of Drop
Question:
Im setting up a weight distributing hitch. I have a Reese RP54970 shank, but I need an additional 7 inches of drop. Will Reese RP3344 get me where I need to be? If not, what do you suggest? The trailer has torsional axles, no equalizers, so I want it to tow level. Thank you.
asked by: Greg R
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Expert Reply:
Yes, the shank part # RP3344 that you referenced will work as a replacement for the shank part # RP54970 that you have and would allow you to have around a 7 inch drop like what you would need.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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Reese Weight Dist Shank - 12-1/4" Long - 2" Drop to 6-1/2" Rise - 1,500 lbs TW
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- Fits 2 Inch Hitch
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