Reese Steadi Flex Spring Bar # RP58501 Dimensions

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I would like to know the dimensions of the spring bar part number RP58501. Overall length and the dimensions of the square end of the bar to the nearest 1/16th of an inch. Thanks so much,

asked by: Maryan K

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I checked with Reese and for the Replacement Spring Bar part # RP58501 the dimensions are:

Length 36”

Width and Height of square end 1-1/8”

Hole diameter 1/2”

Hole location from end of bar to center of hole 1”

expert reply by: Jameson C

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