Can 1,000 lb Tongue Weight Fastway E2 Round Spring Bar Be Replaced with 600 lb Tongue Weight

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Hi I currently have the 1000# bars. I want to get the 600# bars. Are they interchangeable? Thanks

asked by: Jack

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Expert Reply:

If you wanted to change your weight distribution system to lower the tongue weight range from 1,000 to 600 you would just need to replace your bars with the part # FA94-02-069 if you have the round bar setup or the part # FA92-02-0699 and # FA92-02-0644 for if you have the trunnions.

These bars will fit the head of your system.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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