Selecting The Correct L-Pin For Equal-i-zer Weight Distribution Hitches

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Good evening, I am looking for a replacement L-pin for my Equal-i-zer weight distribution system. Ive looked at various similar products on your site, but cannot find the dimensions on the pins. We bought this setup used, so Im not seeing a model number or weight range. The remaining pin is 5/8 rather than 1/2 or 1 thick. Do you have a product to match this measurement? Thanks for any information.

asked by: Tim S

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Expert Reply:

Luckily there are only 2 different L-Pins used with Equal-i-zer weight distribution hitches. The L-Pin # 90-03-9460 is for use with the 4,000lb Sway Brackets # EQ95-01-5540. And the L-Pins # EQ95-01-9430 are used with the 6,000-14,000lb Sway Brackets # EQ95-01-5600. There is a visible difference in the link plates that will allow you to verify the exact pins you need. Since you mentioned the 5/8" square pin that is the L-Pins # EQ95-01-9430.

expert reply by: Bud M

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