Does Curt MV Weight Distribution Hitch Head Fit Weight Distribution Shank Adapter 358WEIGHTDIST?

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I ordered 358WEIGHTDIST will this product mount to this shank?

asked by: Jacob J

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Helpful Expert Reply:

Yes. The Replacement Head for Curt MV Weight Distribution Systems # C17075 you were looking at will fit perfectly on the Weight Distribution Shank for BulletProof Hitches Adjustable Ball Mount # 358WEIGHTDIST you purchased.

This will allow you to use your weight distribution hitch with your BulletProof Adjustable Ball Mount.

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expert reply by: Samuel C

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