Can an Anti-Rattle Device be Used With a Weight Distribution System

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Can this be used with a Weight distribution hitch?

asked by: John L

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I spoke with my contact at Reese about weight distribution and anti-rattle devices. He stated that the use of an anti-rattle device is permissible.

expert reply by: Michael H

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Answer 1

Yes the Curt weight distribution shank part #17120 that you referenced will work with Blue Ox weight distribution heads like what the #BXW1000 has. We have found that most companies design the heads of their systems to fit the same size shanks. The…

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Answer 2

With the amount of spring bar force at work with your E2 weight distribution it is surprising that you are experiencing any type of movement in your hitch. The spring bars should be placing a substantial amount of tension on the shank against the…

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Answer 3

The bar is 7/8 inches in diameter, or 11/16 at the ends. I've edited a photo for you showing the different dimensions of the Roadmaster #RM-061 Quiet Hitch.

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Answer 4

If your Weight Distribution System has been properly set up, there should be no movement of the weight distribution shank in the receiver, as the spring bars should be placing a substantial amount of tension on the shank against the walls of the…

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Yes, the Curt Anti-Rattle Hitch Clamp #C27UR will work with your Equal-i-zer Weight Distribution System #EQ37100ET in your 2" receiver as long as it has a collar on the end of the receiver. It is designed to work with both solid shanks like the…

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Answer 6

It is perfectly safe to use a reducer sleeve like the Curt #C45405 to fit an accessory with a 2" shank into your 2-1/2" trailer hitch receiver. We do have options for you to use a ball mount with a 2-1/2" shank for when you want to tow…

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Answer 7

To keep the u-bolt nuts of the #RM-061 from loosening, make sure you are using both nuts (the primary and the jamb nut) on both sides of the u-bolt. When installing the Quiet Hitch, snug down the first nut on each side then run down the second nut.…

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Answer 8

The Roadmaster Quiet Hitch #RM-061 referenced in your question does not have a specific weight capacity. Because it will not be supporting really any weight during towing, there simply isn't a listed weight limit. With that being said, the unit…

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Answer 9

Yes, we have confirmed that the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver #C12169 will fit your 2023 Honda CR-V Touring Hybrid. This is a Class II hitch with a 1-1/4" receiver. If you would rather have the additional tongue weight capacity, and be able to use…

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Answer 10

According to the owner's manual, your Metris is rated to tow up to 5000 lbs. I saw no prohibitions regarding weight distribution mentioned, but you'll want to find the ID label on the hitch. If the label on the hitch lists both a towing and…

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Answer 11

I do have a solution for you, however the MaxxTow Anti-Rattle Clamp referenced in your question is not recommended for use when towing a trailer. This particular device is designed to be used with hitch-mounted accessories like bike racks and cargo…

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Answer 12

Correct, there will need to be a small amount of wiggle room or play between the trailer coupler and hitch ball which is to allow the trailer to track and turn smoothly. If the connection point between the trailer coupler and hitch ball was too tight…

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