Are Curt, Fastway, and Husky Weight Distribution Shanks the Same

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Question about adjustment hole spacing. Fastway compared to Curt shanks. Curt shows 1-1/4 “ between adjustment hikes and I know Husky round bar mount will work. Fastway pictures do not provide the adjustment hole spacing. Are they the same? Are they also 1-1/4 “ Thank you

asked by: Bruce M

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Husky, Curt, and Fastway weight distribution shanks are all interchangeable since they are all the exact same where the head attaches to them.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

Yes, you can upgrade your Fastway e2 WD hitch with the 1,200lbs trunnion bars #FA92-01-1299.However, sturdier bars could mean that may not have as many adjustments to make.

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Answer 2

Your weight distribution system uses a Shank #FA92-02-4100 that gives you a maximum 6-1/4" of rise and 2-1/4" of drop. I recommend using the Fastway Shank #FA92-02-4214. This will give you up to 10" of rise and 7-1/4" of drop with…

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The Curt #17120 Weight Distribution Shank would indeed be compatible with any of their weight distribution systems for a 2 inch receiver, including your #17002 W/D system.

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Eight inches from the ground to the bottom of your weight distribution shank would be fine for most situations but like you've experienced turning into inclined driveways can cause it to drag. Your trailer must sit pretty low to call for your…

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Some weight distribution shanks are specific to their manufacturer and cannot be used with a system it's not intended for. An example is the Reese #RP54970. To avoid running into a situation that does not fit for a specific application is why we…

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9 inches of ground clearance will be adequate for most situations. If you need the drop that the part #17120 provides to tow your trailer level that would be the priority over ground clearance. This shank does not drop down too far so there…

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This is a pretty common issue with aluminum frames so we definitely have a options available for you. With that being said, the 8 inch frame height will make things a bit more difficult, but not impossible. First, the Curt TruTrack Weight…

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What you are most likely experiencing is weld nuts on the vehicle that are packed with corrosion and/or road grime. This happens on any vehicle that has seen at least 1 winter. What you will need to do is clean out the weld nuts so the bolts can be…

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For a weight distribution shank for our Curt system part #17300 that has two more holes than the one that's included you would want the part #17120 and you'd be set!

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Answer 10

A set of airbags will not interfere with a weight distribution system. However, the airbags will not be needed to level the vehicle if your weight distribution system is properly rated and installed. They will help to increase stability and improved…

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Answer 11

For a lifted truck you will need a drop shank like the part #C17125 to use a weight distribution system like part #C17333 and still tow the trailer level. You didn't say how much drop you would need but to determine that you will need to measure…

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Answer 12

The Reese Friction Sway Control #83660 like what you referenced can be used either on the right or left side of a trailer. To switch sides you will need to remove the slide bar and then reinstall it upside down. For trailers 26 feet long or more, it…

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