Availability of Replacement Trunnion Bars Compatible with Reese Weight Distribution Head # RP58167

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I need replacement trunnion spring bars for a Reese ball mount #58167.

asked by: Gerald D

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There are replacement trunnion spring bars of various weight ratings available.

For a max trailer tongue weight of 600 lbs you can use # RP23227, max tongue weight of 800 lbs use part # RP22225, for a tongue weight of 1200 lbs use # RP66009, 1500 lbs use # RP58369 or for 1700 lbs use # 66010.

The bars are sold individually, and each bar mentioned above would be compatible with the # RP58167 Weight Distribution Head you mentioned.

expert reply by: Mike L

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Answer 1

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Answer 3

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Answer 6

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Availability of Replacement Trunnion Bars Compatible with Reese Weight Distribution Head # RP58167

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