Replacement Self-Tapping Screws to Mount Ball-Plate RP58062 from Reese Friction Sway Control

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Do you sell the self tapping screws and star washer for the plate on part RP58062. Thank you

asked by: Tony

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The self-tapping screw you will need to mount friction sway control plate is replacement screw # 3403. You will need a total of 6 of them. There are no washers required.

expert reply by: Michael H

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Answer 1

I do have an alternate solution for you, but unfortunately the Pro Series weight distribution systems were discontinued by Horizon Global (owner of Pro Series and Reese) and we do not have replacement spring bars available for your model 49904.…

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

If you are speaking of a weight distribution system that utilizes spring bars that are held in tension by chains hanging from the trailer frame, the easy way to take the tension out of the spring bar is to use the trailer jack to raise the trailer.…

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Answer 6

The trunnion bars on your Reese Weight Distribution System, #RP66022, should not fall out of the head assembly when driving down the road or during normal turns. When backing the trailer or turning very sharply the bar could come loose especially if…

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Answer 7

Generally speaking, it is not advisable to reverse a trailer when using a weight distribution system. The system won't blow up but if you reverse at too sharp an angle then you can damage the head so you have to do so in a pretty straight line or…

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Answer 8

The Roadmaster Direct Connect Base Plates #RM-521453-4 are going to install in the area that the skid plate is located, not on top of the bumper or in front of it, which is where I'm assuming most of winches are going to be mounted. If you've…

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Replacement Self-Tapping Screws to Mount Ball-Plate RP58062 from Reese Friction Sway Control

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