B&W Continuum Weight Distribution Load Bars - Standard Coupler

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Hello neighbors and friends, Steven here with etrailer.com. Today we're looking at B&W's Continuum weight distribution load bars for a standard coupler. So again folks, this is just the load bar and the rest of the components. You would need a head ball mount assembly that's sold separately and there's many different options so check them out [email protected] to ensure you're getting the right one for your specific trailer needs. Now this would replace the load bars for your BnB's weight distribution systems that use a standard coupler, and the tongue weight rating is 600 to 1600 pounds. Now when it's installed, it's gonna look something like this image.

I can't guarantee this is a hundred percent everything that you're gonna have on your specific system. And again, the ball mount head shank there is not included, so keep that in mind as well. But I wanted to give you an image of pretty much what the system more or less looks like installed on the trailer. Now that being said, everything in here is a nice hammered powder coat finish on the blue here, the black spring bars here are a spring steel and they just have a nice, elegant, smooth powder coat finish. All the brackets that you need that are coming with it, they're all like hammered powder coat finish as well.

Gives it a nice design and gives it just a little bit of texture there. You get all your mounting hardware obviously included and everything is very, very well made just like B&W always does, right Now I'll slide this over, this is your main push rod assembly here. This would come out over here whenever it's connected and then once you've got your fluid and everything in here, you could simply pump it up into, you get the pressure you need for what the weight that you're carrying. So initial setup, I'm not gonna lie, it's gonna take you a little bit of time to get everything set up exactly the way you need for your specific trailer. But again, once it's set up the first time, the next time it's as simple as, "Hey, I knew I was at, let's say 200 PSI, or whatever it is." You just simply pump it back up to the correct PSI and then you're on your way.

So very nice overall for a long term use. Very nice product. This again, is the B&W Continuum weight distribution load bars for standard couplers. I'm Steven, thanks for watching.