Difference Between Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution Hitches 2000 and 2003
Question:
I have 2019 cedar creek cottage trailer. Want to buy wt distribution hitch. Will blue ox BXW 2000 hitch fit this trailer? Or do I need BXW 2003?
asked by: Mike S
Expert Reply:
The only difference between the Blue Ox SwayPro # BXW2000 and # BXW2003 systems is that the 2000 is for a standard trailer while the 2003 is for a trailer with an underslung coupler. So if you have a standard coupler use the kit 2000 but if you have an underslung coupler use the kit 2003.
I'm not sure which exact model trailer you have but most have standard couplers. If you send me a photo of your coupler I can tell you if it's a standard or underslung coupler.
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Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control - Clamp On - Underslung - 20K GTW, 2K TW
- Weight Distribution Hitch
- WD With Sway Control
- Severe Sway
- Includes Shank
- Electric Brake Compatible
- Surge Brake Compatible
- Fits 2-1/2 Inch Hitch
- Allows Backing Up
- 1600 lbs
- 1700 lbs
- 1800 lbs
- 1900 lbs
- Blue Ox
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Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control - Clamp On - 20,000 lbs GTW, 2,000 lbs TW
- Weight Distribution Hitch
- WD With Sway Control
- Severe Sway
- Includes Shank
- Electric Brake Compatible
- Surge Brake Compatible
- Fits 2-1/2 Inch Hitch
- Allows Backing Up
- 1600 lbs
- 1700 lbs
- 1800 lbs
- 1900 lbs
- Blue Ox
more information >
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Todd L.
5/8/2024
Jon, I bought the BXW 2000 for a 14k trailer with an adjustable coupler on the trailer. To get any distribution of weight I have to raise the ball height over the 2” higher approximately 4”. My trailer frame is low and I have a 2022 F-350 6.7 tremor, so the truck is high and trailer low. I called Blue ox and they said to get the head for the underslung coupler and that will help. I can’t wrap my head around if the trailer is low at a level height and the truck is high how can changing the head make a difference?