Recommended Weight Distribution Shank For Class 5 Dual Receiver Towing Trailer with 1900lb TW
Question:
i have a class 5 2 receiver hitch. rated for 2500# hitch weight. my trailer is at 13000# with a 1900# hitch weight. I just weighed it. i need a set up to tow my trailer. i just received 14 distribution shank that is only rated for 1500#
asked by: Ray H
Expert Reply:
I recommend using the Adjustable Shank for TorkLift SuperHitch Trailer Hitches - 12-1/2" - 20,000 lbs # TLM9000 which will work in the Class 5 Hitch with Dual 2" Receivers you've got on your truck. This has a 2000-lbs TW capacity and more than enough towing capacity for your 13000-lbs trailer.
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Convert-A-Ball Cushioned Weight Distribution Shank for 2" Hitches - 10,000 lbs
- Accessories and Parts
- Weight Distribution Hitch
- Shanks
- Fits 2 Inch Hitch
- Round - 3 Inch Drop
- Trunnion - 2 Inch Drop
- Round - 6 Inch Rise
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Adjustable Shank for TorkLift SuperHitch Trailer Hitches - 12-1/2" - 20,000 lbs
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- Weight Distribution Hitch
- Shanks
- 2000 lbs TW
- 20000 lbs GTW
- Fits 2 Inch Hitch
- SuperHitch
- TorkLift
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