Complete Replacement Frame Bracket Assembly for the Fastway e2 Weight Distribution System

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I need frame brackets for my fastway e2

asked by: Mike

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I have everything you will need to replace the frame brackets on a Fastway e2 Weight Distribution System. We do not have an all inclusive kit but I do have all the pieces you will need for replacement which I have listed for you below.

(2) Replacement Outer Link Plate part # FA93-02-5350

(2) Replacement Sway-Control L-Bracket part # FA93-02-5150

(2) Replacement Inner Link Plate part # FA93-02-5200

(1) Replacement Hardware Kit part # FA92-02-9200

expert reply by: Conner L

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Answer 1

To replace the brackets on a Fastway e2 #FA94-00-1000 with round bars you will need the following parts: Replacement Outer Link Plate for Fastway e2 Sway-Control Bracket #FA93-02-5350 Replacement Inner Link Plate for Fastway e2 Sway-Control Bracket…

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

The Replacement Outer Link Plate for Fastway e2 Sway-Control Bracket #FA93-02-5350 you were looking at is a Fastway product, not from an aftermarket company. This works with all Fastway e2 weight-distribution systems. Just in case you needed the…

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Answer 4

The Replacement Hardware Kit for Fastway Sway Control Brackets part #FA92-02-9200 is a hardware kit for the L brackets. It will include the hardware to attache two brackets. The Replacement Inner Link Plate for Fastway e2 Sway-Control Bracket part…

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Answer 9

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Answer 11

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