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  1. Weight Distribution Hitch
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  3. 900 lbs
  4. Fits 2 Inch Hitch
  5. WD With Sway Control
  6. Does Not Allow Backing Up
Curt Round Bar Weight Distribution System w/ Friction Sway Control - 10K GTW, 1K TW
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Curt Round Bar Weight Distribution System w/ Friction Sway Control - 10K GTW, 1K TW

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You may not tow a lot, but if you hit a crosswind, your trailer will sway. Get some control back with this low-cost solution. The telescoping sway bar lets you set just the right amount of resistance. Head unit comes with a pre-torqued hitch ball. Great Prices for the best weight distribution hitch from CURT. Curt Round Bar Weight Distribution System w/ Friction Sway Control - 10K GTW, 1K TW part number C17062 can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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CURT Weight Distribution Hitch - C17062

  • 900 lbs
  • Fits 2 Inch Hitch
  • WD With Sway Control
  • Does Not Allow Backing Up
  • CURT
  • Includes Shank
  • Some Sway
  • Electric Brake Compatible

You may not tow a lot, but if you hit a crosswind, your trailer will sway. Get some control back with this low-cost solution. The telescoping sway bar lets you set just the right amount of resistance. Head unit comes with a pre-torqued hitch ball.


Features:

  • Evenly spreads out your tongue weight among all the axles of your tow vehicle and trailer
    • Levels out your ride to restore control and stability
    • Lets you tow to the max capacity of your hitch
  • Adjustable sway control reduces sway caused by wind gusts and passing semis
    • Lets you set the perfect amount of resistance by adjusting the lever
  • Desired head tilt is achieved using stackable washers
    • Add or remove washers from spacer rivet to tilt head up or down
  • Round spring bars are constructed of solid, forged steel for strength and durability
  • Carbide black powder coat protects against corrosion
  • Grease zerks in the head assembly make for simple maintenance
  • System includes head assembly, adjustable shank, hitch ball, sway control bar, spring bars, lift brackets, lift chains, handle, and all necessary hardware


Specs:

  • Fits: 2" x 2" trailer hitch receivers rated for use with weight distribution systems
  • Tongue weight: 800 lbs - 1,000 lbs
  • Maximum gross towing weight: 10,000 lbs
  • Ball size: 2-5/16"
  • Lift bracket positioning: about 30" back from center of coupler
  • Maximum rise: 6" from top of hitch receiver opening
  • Maximum drop: 2-1/2" from top of hitch receiver opening
  • Sway control attachment point: 24" back from center of coupler
  • 1-Year limited warranty


Notes:

  • Do not use this hitch if your trailer has surge brakes.
  • You'll need to remove the sway control unit before backing up/reversing and before towing in slippery conditions such as on wet, icy, gravel, or snow-covered roads.

Included w/ System Required - Sold Separately Optional Add-Ons
  • Adjustable Shank
  • System Head
  • 2-5/16" Torqued Chrome Hitch Ball
  • Lift Brackets
  • Spring Bars
  • Lift Bar
  • Hitch Pin and Clip
  • Bar-Style Friction Sway Control Unit
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Pro Tip: Before you invest in a weight distribution hitch, make sure your cargo is evenly loaded in your trailer to keep the weight balanced. If you still have a hard time even after balancing your tongue weight, a weight distribution hitch should help.


Included Trailer Sway Bar

The included friction-style sway control reduces trailer sway caused by winds, passing traffic, curving roads, or sudden maneuvers. As soon as your trailer begins to move out of line, the friction pads inside the unit will slide against one another and create resistance to help prevent further side-to-side movement.


The Curt round bar weight distribution system is installed with the included friction sway control arm

Having a trailer sway bar allows you to easily dial in the amount of tension with the turn of a handle. If it's too loose, the friction pads won't have enough contact against the telescoping arm to control sway effectively. On the other hand, if you crank the handle clockwise, making the friction pads work harder than they need to, your ride will be a bit too rigid.


While its adjustability is nice (even if it takes you a few trips to get it just right), this sway bar doesn't play well with surge-type actuators, and it will have to be removed when backing up and any time you tow on wet or slippery roads.


By the way, if your trailer is really tall, long, or heavy, or if you tow through a lot of windy areas and sway is still an issue - even after you've tightened the unit to the max - you can always add another sway bar onto the other side of this hitch. The hitch head is built with mounting holes on both sides, so you can run 2 sway controls at the same time to really hold your trailer in line.


Adjusting the Head Tilt

A close-up image of the Curt MV hitch head shows the rivet and washers during installation

  • Adding washers adds tension, but it's not a case of "the more the merrier"
  • Stacking washers can be a pain, but you only need to do it once, or if your tongue weight changes

When you install this system, you'll have to adjust the tilt of the head to ensure proper leverage. To do this, simply slide washers onto the spacer rivet and insert it into the head assembly. Once the spacer is in place, tighten the shank bolts to secure the head to the shank. To check if your truck and trailer are level, you'll need to hook up and release your tongue jack. If you find that the rear of your truck is still sagging, add washers to increase leverage. If it looks like too much weight has been taken off your truck's rear axle and is sitting on your front axle, try removing a few washers.


While the washer-stacking method allows you to fine-tune the setup at the time of installation, it's going to require some patience. It can be time consuming because, if you don't get everything right the first time (which, you probably won't), you'll have to take the head unit apart to adjust the washers. You might have to adjust a few chain links to get the tension in the bars just right too. Not to mention that you might have to repeat this process if your tongue weight changes or if you swap out your tow vehicle.


Why Use a Weight Distribution Hitch?

Diagram showing weight distribution on a truck and towing a camper

  • Prevents uneven tire wear on your vehicle and trailer
  • Keeps the rear of your tow vehicle from sagging
  • Lets you tow to the max capacity of your trailer hitch
  • Stops your headlights from pointing up at the sky
  • Gives you control over steering your rig

Selecting the Right Weight Distribution System

  • Think "Goldilocks"
    • If you go for overbuilt, you'll have a rigid ride
    • If it's not strong enough, it's virtually useless
  • Let your tongue weight be your guide

Your tongue weight is the first thing you need to know when figuring out which weight distribution system you need. Most people think that if they get the highest-rated system possible, it'll be smooth sailing. But actually, this will create a rigid ride and a bouncing trailer. On the other hand, if the system isn't strong enough, it won't be able to distribute the weight properly, making it virtually useless.


Once you know your trailer's tongue weight, add it to the weight of the cargo behind the rear axle of your tow vehicle. Then just choose a weight distribution system rated for that combined tongue weight.



17062 Curt MV Weight Distribution Complete Kit with Trailer Sway Bar - 10,000 lbs

Installation Details C17062 Installation instructions



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Curt Round Bar Weight Distribution System w/ Friction Sway Control - 10K GTW, 1K TW - C17062

Average Customer Rating:  4.6 out of 5 stars   (771 Customer Reviews)

You may not tow a lot, but if you hit a crosswind, your trailer will sway. Get some control back with this low-cost solution. The telescoping sway bar lets you set just the right amount of resistance. Head unit comes with a pre-torqued hitch ball.

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