Can Weight Distribution System be Reversed with If Installed
Question:
I have a reese pro series 44903 1000 tongue weight and 10,000 trailer weight with friction sway control. I know that I cant back up with the friction bar in place, but can I back up with the bars in place. Thanks
asked by: Lawrence L
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Expert Reply:
Technically you can back up with basically any weight distribution system but you have to make sure you are mostly backing up in a straight line. It's the really sharp turns that people get themselves into when backing up that is the issue with WD systems. This holds true for the Pro Series kit you have currently.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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Reese Weight Distribution w/out Shank - Trunnion Bar - 12,000 lbs GTW, 1,200 lbs TW
- Weight Distribution Hitch
- WD Only
- No Sway
- Shank Not Included
- Electric Brake Compatible
- Fits 2 Inch Hitch
- 1000 lbs
- 1100 lbs
- 700 lbs
- 800 lbs
- 900 lbs
- Reese
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