Reese Strait-Line Weight Distribution 1700 for Titan 2-1/2" Receivers

Reese Weight Distribution - 66075

Strait-Line Hitch 1700 is a combination of the Reese trunnion-style-weight distribution system for Titan (2-1/2" square) receivers (66006) and the new Dual Cam High-Performance Sway Control (26002).

The Strait-Line Hitch was given this name because its proactive design literally forces the trailer to stay in a straight line behind the tow vehicle. Sway is controlled by the Dual Cam High-Performance System. The stronger the sway force, the more the Dual Cam System works to stop it.

The Strait-Line Hitch combines weight distribution with the best, proved, proactive sway-control system available in a newly designed, easy-to-install kit.

• 66006 Square Receiver- designed for tongue weights 1,000lbs - 1,700lbs / Maximum trailer weight 17,000 lbs
• Simple installation and adjustment
• Fully automatic and self-centering
• Sway control automatically hooks up when spring bars are hooked up.
• Reduced noise
• No U-bolts to conflict with bottle racks or other A-frame-mounted items
• Specific attachment reference points provided
• Note: Weight Distributing Shank and Trailer Hitch Ball are sold separately. Hitch ball requires 1-1/4" shank to maximize towing capacity.

Customers Who Purchased This Weight Distribution Also Bought...

Titan Weight Distributing Shank 5-1/4" Rise or 1-1/4" Drop $109.95

Jacketed 2 Wire, 10 Gauge, Brake Wire - per Foot $0.89

Hitch Ball with 2-5/16" Diameter and Medium Shank, 30,000 lbs GTW - Chrome $29.95

Titan Reducer Sleeve 2-1/2" to 2" $18.95

Titan Weight Distributing Shank 8-1/4" Rise or 5-3/4" Drop $134.95

Reese Weight Distribution Reviews

Ask the Experts about this Reese Weight Distribution
Do you have a question about this Weight Distribution?

• Reese Strait-Line Hitch cam adjustment
• You have one of the finest weight distribution and sway control systems made. I am sorry to hear you are having problems with adjustment. I have posted two links below to videos that show installa   view full answer...