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Curt Trunnion Style Weight Distribution System w/ Shank - 10,000 lbs GTW, 1,000 lbs TW
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Curt Trunnion Style Weight Distribution System w/ Shank - 10,000 lbs GTW, 1,000 lbs TW

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Evenly spreads your tongue weight among the axles of both your tow vehicle and trailer for a smooth, controlled ride. Includes a shank with a 7" drop (or a 10-1/2" rise). Hitch ball sold separately. Great Prices for the best weight distribution hitch from CURT. Curt Trunnion Style Weight Distribution System w/ Shank - 10,000 lbs GTW, 1,000 lbs TW part number C24UR can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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CURT Weight Distribution Hitch - C24UR

Highlights

  • Levels Your Tow Vehicle and Trailer: Redistributes tongue weight between axles for a balanced, stable ride and better control.
  • Rated for 800–1,000 lbs TW / 10,000 lbs GTW: Keeps heavy trailers level while maintaining hitch capacity.
  • Quick Tilt Setup Saves Time: Five preset head positions let you fine-tune tension—no washers or disassembly needed.
  • Strong, Long-Lasting Build: 30-5/8" forged-steel trunnion bars and carbide powder coat stand up to heavy use.
  • Includes Adjustable Shank and Hardware: Comes ready with shank, spring bars, lift brackets, and handle for setup.
  • Optional Sway Control Add-On: Attach friction sway control (sold separately) later if you need extra stability.

Features to know about

Levels Out the Load for a Smoother Ride: Trunnion-Style Spring Bar System

Heavy or nose-heavy trailers can cause sagging in the rear and uneven handling. This Curt trunnion-style weight distribution system balances the load by spreading tongue weight evenly across your tow vehicle and trailer axles. With a tongue weight range of 800 lbs – 1,000 lbs and a maximum gross towing weight of 10,000 lbs, it levels out your rig and restores stability so everything tracks straight and smooth. The solid-forged, 30-5/8" spring bars take on the weight without flexing, giving you a steady, confident tow every time.

Quick Head Tilt Adjustments Without the Hassle: 5 Preset Positions

Traditional washer-style setups can be tedious when trying to dial in the correct head angle. Curt fixes that with five built-in tilt positions on the system head. No more stacking washers or taking the assembly apart—just select the setting that levels your trailer and secure it in place with the included oval washers. It’s fast, accurate, and makes fine-tuning your setup straightforward whether it’s your first installation or a repeat hookup.

Simple Height Setup for Level Towing: Adjustable Shank with 7" Drop or 10-1/2" Rise

Getting your trailer level is key to safe towing, and this system’s adjustable shank makes that easy. The shank can be flipped to offer up to a 7" drop or a 10-1/2" rise, giving you flexibility for different trailer heights. At 11" overall length, it fits standard 2" x 2" receivers rated for weight distribution use and comes ready to mount—no extra hardware needed.

Built to Last Tow After Tow: Forged Steel and Carbide Powder Coat Finish

When you’re pulling serious weight, durability matters. The Curt system includes a heavy-duty formed head, forged steel spring bars, and sturdy lift brackets that hold tension under load. The entire assembly is protected by a carbide powder coat that resists rust and corrosion. You get a hitch that stays strong and performs reliably trip after trip.

Ready to Grow with Your Setup: Easy Sway Control Upgrade

This system focuses on pure weight distribution, but if you want to add sway control later, it’s designed to handle that too. Built-in sway control tabs let you attach a bar-style friction sway control kit (Curt # 17200, sold separately). It’s a straightforward way to add adjustable resistance when crosswinds or passing trucks start to push your trailer off course.

Curt trunnion style weight distribution hitch showing optional sway control attachment point for easy upgrade.

(Hitch ball with 1-1/4" shank sold separately. Includes head assembly, spring bars, adjustable shank, lift brackets, lift chains, handle, and all required hardware.)

Specs

Compatibility

  • Fits: 2" x 2" trailer hitch receivers rated for use with weight distribution systems

Weight and Capacity

  • Tongue weight: 800 lbs - 1,000 lbs
  • Maximum gross towing weight: 10,000 lbs

Shank Dimensions

  • Overall length: 11"
  • End of shank to center of adjustment holes: 10"
  • Center of hitch pin hole to center of adjustment holes: 7"
  • Maximum drop: 7"
  • Maximum rise: 10-1/2"

Warranty

  • Warranty: 1-Year

Technical diagram of Curt weight distribution hitch head showing preset tilt adjustment positions for setting spring bar tension.

  • Position 1: the lowest head tilt setting. This setting applies the least amount of tension to the spring bars.

Diagram comparing vehicle and trailer weight distribution before and after using a weight distribution hitch to level towing setup.

Included w/ 17352Required - Sold SeparatelyOptional Add-Ons
Adjustable Shank System Head Lift Brackets Spring BarsHitch Ball w/ 1-1/4" Diameter ShankBar-Style Friction Sway Control

17352 Curt Weight Distribution Hitch - Trunnion Bar - 10,000 lbs

Installation Details C24UR Installation instructions



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Ratings & Reviews

4.8

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Evenly spreads your tongue weight among the axles of both your tow vehicle and trailer for a smooth, controlled ride. Includes a shank with a 7" drop (or a 10-1/2" rise). Hitch ball sold separately.

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I really like the way it works. It took a little work to find room on the trailer frame but after moving the battery bracket it fit just fine. It might be a little overkill for my full size tent trailer, (Coleman Grandview SP) with two kings and a side slide out. But with a SUV tow vehicle the extra weight on the front axle was worth it.

Thanks,
Kevin



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So far so good. Only pulling a pop up around 2600 lbs but I noticed some sag so I thought I’d get a weight distribution hitch. Went together fairly easily though I might not have it set up perfectly. It is a bit difficult to attach the trailer without propping the hitch up due to the slight angle. I had to attach the bars the hitch it up, then go back and adjust the chain length. Also noticed a pretty good gash in the shank after our trip. Seems like too much wiggle or the shank isn’t quite the 2 inch fit. My other hitch didn’t have that issue and seemed to fit a bit tighter. I’ll have to keep an eye on that.



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We use the weight distributing hitch on our 2005 Honda Odyssey while towing a 2000 Starcraft Spacemaster 2409. The pop up is on the heavier side of the van's tow capacity and was making the rear bumper sag. Initially, I had planned on installing the air bag suspension kit on the rear springs, but that is only a cosmetic solution as the rear axle would still be carrying all the weight. Ended up deciding on spending a little more and getting the weight distributing hitch instead.

Using this hitch, with the trailer attached the van (not loaded with gear or people), rides more level than it does without a trailer.

The other added benefit is that I didn't have to spend a bunch of time installing the air bags in the suspension, and I can easily transfer the hitch from one vehicle to another.



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I have had my equalizing hitch for about a year now, and I have been very satisfied with this product.

My hitch arrived as scheduled and in good condition. it was fairly easy to install (though I admittedly had help from my father-in-law!), and it is simple to hook up to my camper and truck.

Prior to owning this hitch, my camper/truck would sag where they connected, and would cause extra stress on my brakes, causing the discs to overheat. My rig now sits much more evenly, and I have noticed a big difference in the amount of heat that is generated by my brakes.

I am very happy with this purchase!



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Ordered over weekend and weight distribution hitch arrived today. Package in great shape now just need weather to brake in MI so I can install on our trailer. Great price and co isn't.



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I've been using WD hitches for almost 20 years. The Curt WD hitch is solid, sturdy, and simple to set up. I prefer the trunnion style and use a sway brake, also. This setup has never failed, regardless of the abuse it's subjected to.



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Speedy delivery...5 days. Carton was damaged but all the parts are there. I did a partial assembly until I get ready to hitch the camper and the instructions are fairly clear and straightforward. If you don't see this review edited after today you can assume the hitch was all it was advertised to be. I'm very happy so far. Only 4 stars because I haven't used it yet.



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Fast shipping, great hitch, easy to install, remember to be patient when adjusting the first time. I shoulda measured for trunnion bar length before ordering. I needed the 28" not the standard 30". I've ordered from etrailer twice, and am very happy with their service. Will definitely order more in the future.



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Awesome WD hitch and fits my needs perfectly. I use it to Tow a travel trailer that weighs about 4,200 lbs. and does a good job. When using a WD hitch with this type of bars, UNHOOK the bars before backing in to your campsite to keep from damaging the hitch head.



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C17345. This is a terrific Weight distribution hitch that I installed on a 2010 CRV to tow a Colman popup trailer. It's about 1600 pounds unladen. The car hitch was 2" lower with the trailer jack up. It didn't take much strain on the bars at all to get the car to be level. Great price, quick delivery and very good customer service. The hitch came this afternoon and an hour later the installation was complete. It took a bit of alteration to get the jack up out of the way. I drilled a new 3/8" hole for the jack to store up out of the way. Very satisfied.



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I needed weight distribution for a light weight setup. I pull a 3,500 lb. GVWR cargo trailer with a small SUV. My max load will probably be 2,500 lbs, with a tongue weight in the 350 lb. range. I wanted something to reduce bouncing, as well as distribute weight. The Curtis C17345, in conjunction with a hitch tightener really beefs up the connection between tow vehicle and trailer.

The C17345 is sized just right for a small weight distribution application.

The A frame on my wedge nose cargo trailer is not long enough to accommodate the lift brackets supplied with the weight distribution system. I purchased a set of C17005 chain hanger brackets to use in place of the lift brackets. The combination of the C17345 WD system with the C17005 brackets is an excellent fit for my application.

I've done business with ETrailer.com for years. I've never had a bad experience with them.



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Product worked perfectly, I paid extra for fast shipping and the arrival was just in time before my family camping trip.thanks Again!



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This stabilizer hitch solved my problems towing a 31ft travel trailer. It is a well built product and etrailer provided excellent service when I purchased it.



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Put this on a 1997 GMC C1500 with original springs, pulling a heavy 18 ft tandem flatbed. It takes all the squat out of the rig when hauling a heavy or slightly nose heavy load. Fairly easy to put on first time and anytime, just had to extend my safety chains.


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  • Solution for WDH That Covers Multiple Trailers
    Hey Mitchell! The Curt # C24UR will be overrated when towing trailers with a tongue weight under 800 lbs. If you're barely under it won't be an issue but if you're 100+ lbs under it will likely hurt ride quality instead of help. Since this system doesn't have bars with a lower rating to swap out it isn't a good choice for the kind of setup you're describing. A better choice would be the Fastway e2 Weight Distribution # FA94-00-1000. This has a wider tongue weight range of 600 lbs - 1,000...
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  • Can Vehicle be Reversed with Curt Weight Trunnion Distribution
    Like all weight distribution systems the Curt Trunnion System # C24UR will allow you to reverse the trailer as long as you basically are backing up mostly straight. Basically you can turn in reverse just as tight as you could turn going forward without issue.
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  • Recommended Weight Distribution/Sway Control for 8700 lb Travel Trailer Pulled With Lifted Truck
    Since you have a pretty long camper, it'll be pretty susceptible to trailer sway caused by cross winds and oncoming or passing traffic. A large camper with tall sides acts like a big sail on a boat which is why using a weight distribution system with a good integrated sway control component is highly recommended. If the 8750 lb figure represents the fully loaded and ready to tow weight of your trailer including the weight of anything carried in the truck bed behind the rear axle, then...
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  • 10,000 lb Weight Distribution Hitch to Replace One Without Spring Bars
    There aren't any replacement spring bars for your current weight distribution hitch, so if you need longer bars, the best thing to do is get a new 10,000 lb system. For that you can go with an option that has sway control, or if you don't need sway control, you can go with a standard weight distribution hitch. The best option for a 10,000 lb system is from Curt: - No Sway Control: Curt Trunnion Style Weight Distribution System # C24UR - With Sway Control: Curt TruTrack Weight Distribution...
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  • Can You Back Up With The Curt Trunnion Bar Weight Distribution Hitch C24UR?
    If the Curt Trunion Style Weight Distribution Hitch # C24UR is used without friction sway bars it does allow backing up and sharp turns, however it is recommended to use at least one friction sway bar # 17200 which makes it where you can NOT back up with the hitch hooked up. Instead of this hitch I recommend the Fastway e2 # FA92-00-1000 which has built in two point sway control that does allow backing up and sharp turns. This hitch is a favortie of our staff and installers, and works...
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  • How to Get More Drop With Curt Trunnion Style Weight Distribution C24UR
    You can get more drop but will need a new shank for the Curt Trunnion Style Weight Distribution System # C24UR. The same exact system does not come with a different shank, which is why you'll need to get the shank separately. For 8 inches of drop, the 2 inch shank you'll need is the Equalizer Weight-Distribution Shank - 2" Hitch - 12" Drop x 15" Rise - 600 to 1,400 lbs TW # EQ44FR. This will give you the drop you need, and the only other thing required will be the hitch ball, the 2-5/16"...
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  • Weight Distribution System Recommended For 31 Foot 6100 lb Kodiak Travel Trailer
    In order to choose the correct weight distribution system for your trailer, it's helpful to know the tongue weight of the fully loaded and ready to travel trailer. A tongue weight scale like # e99044 could be used to determine this, although there are other methods as outlined in the article I've linked for you. Assuming that the 6100 lb figure you provided is the fully loaded trailer weight, the tongue weight would typically be around 900 lbs at most. Due to fact that this is a travel...
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    Yes, I highly recommend a weight distribution hitch for your new trailer. With the information you have provided I recommend purchasing the Curt Trunnion Style Weight Distribution System item # C24UR. Your trailer fully loaded will give you a tongue weight between 700lbs and 800lbs. This weight distribution system will give you a max tongue weight of 1k lbs and a maximum gross towing weight of 10K lbs. This hitch system will evenly distribute the weight over the axles of your F-150 and...
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    When counting the spring bar chain links for the Curt Trunnion Style Weight Distribution System w/ Shank # C24UR you would start at the first full link off of the half link bolted to the bars and count up 5 links. If you have less than 5 links below from the frame hook to the spring bar the frame bracket will likely rub on the spring bars.
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  • Recommended Weight Distribution Hitch For Trailer With 8.5 Tall Trailer Frame
    You will need a weight distribution hitch like the Curt Trunnion Style Weight Distribution System w/ Shank - 1K TW, 10K GTW # C24UR which uses clamps to will fit any height frame rail as long as it is not more than 2-3/4" wide. This hitch works with total tongue weights between 800-1000lbs, so as long as that matches your setup this would be a perfect option. For a shank that works with the 2-1/2" receiver in your new 2021 Ford F-250 I recommend the Curt Weight Distribution Shank for...
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  • Weight Distribution System For Towing Small Camper With 2007 Toyota Sienna
    You absolutely can use the shank of the Curt # C24UR weight distribution system in the rise position. When the shank is flipped to the rise position, you'll get a maximum rise of 10-1/2 inches. This system is designed for trailers with tongue weights up to 1000 lbs, so it might be too highly rated for the camper you're pulling. I'll link to a help article that explains how to find the fully loaded and ready to tow tongue weight of your camper, which is the figure you'll want to know in...
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  • What Does Curt WD Hitch C24UR Weigh
    The Curt Trunnion Weight distribution system part # C24UR that you referenced weighs 94 lbs total. You should note that this weight does not count against the tongue weight capacity of the vehicle since this weigh essentially becomes part of the trailer hitch.
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  • Can Curt Trunnion Weight Distribution System be Used with 2018 Toyota Tundra SR5
    Yes the Curt weight distribution system part # C24UR that you referenced is compatible with the hitch of your 2018 Toyota Tundra SR5.
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  • Sway Control Options For Curt Trunnion Style Weight Distribution System # C24UR
    The Curt Friction Sway Control # 17200 is compatible with the Curt Trunnion Style Weight Distribution System # C24UR. This will help to reduce trailer sway while driving on the highways. Another option to consider is the Tuson Asymmetric Sway Control # 335TSC-1000. This is an electric sway system and unlike the friction sway control you will not have to remove anything when maneuvering the trailer or driving on tight and twisty back roads. If the friction bar is not removed it could bend...
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  • Can the Curt Trunnion Style Weight Distribution System Be Used With Both 2" and 2-5/16" Hitch Balls
    The Curt Trunnion Style Weight Distribution System part # C24UR can be used with both a 2" hitch ball part # A-90 and 2-5/16" hitch ball part # 19286. The hitch balls don't come with the system so you'll need one or both of the above.
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  • Snapper pin for curt weight distribution.
    Hey Matthew, thanks for reaching out. The closest thing I can find is the Replacement Hardware Kit # C17554 but I have no way of confirming that these will work with your system. If you can identify the manufacturer of your weight distribution system then it would be best to try to find the replacement part through them.
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  • Does the Shank Come With the Curt Trunnion Style Weight Distribution System
    The Curt Trunnion Style Weight Distribution System part # C24UR does come with the pictured shank. The only thing it does not come with that you will need is a hitch ball, part # 19286 for 2-5/16".
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