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Increasing the Number of Links when Using a Reese Round Bar Weight Distribution System
Question:
i,ve had this product [66067] for acouple of years now,and i noticed aftertime I,m starting to move up the chain when i tighten it down. for example I was at 4 links when I bought it and now I,m at 8 links. Is this normal or do i need to replace the bars maybe, any suggestions
asked by: Brian
Expert Reply:
Hi Brian. Has the weight of the trailer changed? If so, more tongue weight would make you use more chain. Typically, the only reason the bars would go bad is if they were overloaded. I would check the tilt of the head assembly. It sounds like it needs to be tilted more toward the trailer. The bars would point down more and apply tension sooner, with less links left over.
expert reply by: Amanda
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Reese Heavy Duty Round Bar Weight Distribution System, 1,200 lbs TW / 12,000 lbs GTW
Product Summary:
Weight Distribution Only
Standard Duty - Round Bars
Product Specs:
2 Inch Hitch
Up to 10000 lbs GTW
600 - 1200 lbs TW
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