Does Replacement Heavy Duty Snap-Up Bracket 58932 Include One Or Two Brackets?

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is that 1ea or a pair?

asked by: L C

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The Replacement Heavy Duty Snap-Up Bracket for Reese Weight Distribution Systems # 58392 is a quantity of one replacement bracket, so if you are needing replacement brackets for each side of your trailer you will need to order a quantity of two.

I included a video of the # 58392 for you to take a look at.

expert reply by: Samuel C

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Answer 1

Yes it will, so long as you also use weight distribution, as the extension has a maximum capacity of 3,600 lbs towing/360 lbs tongue weight without weight distribution, but 7,200 lbs towing/720 lb tongue weight when used with weight distribution.…

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The All Terrain Landing Gear #TLA8000 will definitely be the easier of the 2 as far as the installation goes since it's just the foot brackets and then some bolts, washers, and nuts. The TorkLift GlowGuide Handrail #TLA7621 can be installed by…

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The TorkLift GlowStep Revolution Scissor Steps w/ Landing Gear - 3 Steps - 25-7/16" Base - 350 lbs #TLA8103 and similar are great steps for replacement options. The biggest consideration is the base measurements of your current steps. You will…

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Yes, we do have snap up brackets from Reese that go over the 600 lbs limit the #RP21501 has. What you need is the Replacement Heavy Duty Snap-Up Bracket for Reese Weight Distribution Systems #58392. These brackets are for Reese weight distribution…

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It looks like the set screw on your weight distribution system is bent along with the part of the snap-up bracket it goes through. This is normally an indication that the system was overloaded, the trailer requires a higher capacity system, or the…

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It sounds like you might be looking for the snap-up brackets. In which case, you'd need the Replacement Snap-Up Bracket for Reese Weight Distribution Systems part #RP21501 (<600 lbs) or part #58392 (>800 lbs). These brackets bolt to the…

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Answer 7

Since your Reese weight distribution system is rated for 15,000 pounds I recommend getting 2 of heavy duty lift bracket #58392. For a chain kit use #3216. You would only need 1 chain kit.

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Answer 8

While snap up brackets like the Replacement Hook Up Brackets for Curt Weight Distribution Systems #C17208 are somewhat interchangeable, I would still recommend using like branded brackets. The Pro Series weight distribution hitches are manufactured…

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Since Valley is out of business I do not have a Valley part that I could recommend for you. The Reese Bracket part #RP21501 has never been tested with a Valley system like what you have so I do not know if it would work safely. Chances are it would…

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It sounds to me like you will need the Replacement Heavy Duty Snap-Up Bracket for Reese Weight Distribution Systems, #58392, to keep from bending the tip up brackets with your trailer. When trailers get near the 1,000 pound tongue weight range the…

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The OEM prep package consists of 4 "pucks" in the bed of the truck that will allow you to drop in puck style hitches for easy installation and removal, that gives you a completely clear bed when not in use. The B&W Companion OEM 5th…

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