Pole Tongue Adapter and Blue Ox Weight Distribution that Can Be Used B and B Deck Over Trailer

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Jameson,My trailer is not an underslung hitch style. I am assuming I should not use the BXW2003 model but instead use the BXW2000 model?

asked by: Tim G

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The Blue Ox Pole Tongue Adapter part # BXW4023 does fit your frame dimensions and capacity so it would work well with the Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control # BXW2000 which has a 20k capacity like you are wanting. The clamps would then go over the top of the pole tongue adapter and clamp to them.

Then for a cushioned weight distribution shank you'd want the part # 325-GH-1302 for if you have a 2-1/2 inch hitch.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Tim G.

2/7/2020

Jameson,My trailer is not an underslung hitch style. I am assuming I should not use the BXW2003 model but instead use the BXW2000 model?

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Jameson C.

2/7/2020

Good catch! You are correct you would want the # BXW2000 since your trailer is not underslung (coupler mounts to bottom of frame channels).

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