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Reese Weight Distribution System w/ Shank - Trunnion Bar - 12,000 lbs GTW, 1,200 lbs TW
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Reese Weight Distribution System w/ Shank - Trunnion Bar - 12,000 lbs GTW, 1,200 lbs TW

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Restore stability and control in your ride so you can tow to the max capacity of your hitch. Easy to upgrade with Reese's dual-cam sway control (sold separately). Hitch ball sold separately. Great Prices for the best weight distribution hitch from Reese. Reese Weight Distribution System w/ Shank - Trunnion Bar - 12,000 lbs GTW, 1,200 lbs TW part number RP66542 can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Reese Weight Distribution Hitch - RP66542

  • 1000 lbs
  • 1100 lbs
  • 700 lbs
  • 800 lbs
  • 900 lbs
  • Fits 2 Inch Hitch
  • WD Only
  • Reese
  • Includes Shank
  • No Sway
  • Electric Brake Compatible

Restore stability and control in your ride so you can tow to the max capacity of your hitch. Easy to upgrade with Reese's dual-cam sway control (sold separately). Hitch ball sold separately.


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
  • Built to be easily upgraded for sway control
    • Works with Strait-Line dual-cam sway control (RP26002 - sold separately)
    • Add on an optional bar-style friction sway control kit (83660 - sold separately)
  • Designed for fast, easy installation and setup
    • Serrated washers let you dial in the tension without having to take the head apart
    • No need for a raised hitch ball - raised platform forged into head
    • Includes head assembly, lift brackets, trunnion spring bars, lift chains, and all necessary hardware
      • Trailer hitch ball with 1-1/4" diameter threaded shank sold separately


      Specs:

      • Fits: 2" x 2" trailer hitch receivers rated for use with weight-distribution systems
      • Tongue weight: 600 lbs - 1,200 lbs
      • Gross towing weight: 12,000 lbs
      • Lift-bracket positioning: mount about 30" back from hitch ball
        • Requires approximately 5-1/2" of space along trailer frame
        • Fits trailer frames up to 2-1/2" wide
      • Shank length: 14" from center of hitch pin hole to center of ball hole
      • Total height adjustment along shank: 5-1/4"
        • Maximum rise: 6-1/2" from top of hitch receiver opening
        • Maximum drop: 1-1/4" from top of hitch receiver opening
      • Limited lifetime warranty


      Included w/ RP66542 Required - Sold Separately Optional Add-Ons
      • Adjustable Shank
      • System Head
      • Lift Brackets
      • Spring Bars
      • Hitch Ball w/ 1-1/4" Diameter Shank
      • Dual-Cam Sway Control
      • Bar-Style Friction Sway Control

      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.


      Easy to Upgrade to Active Sway Control

      Easily upgrade this weight distribution hitch with the Reese Strait-Line dual-cam sway control

      • This system doesn't control sway out of the box - but you can remedy that later on
      • The bars are specifically made to work with Reese's premium Strait-Line sway control system
        • Just add on the dual cams and get better control when cornering, swerving, and dealing with wind
        • Great sway control, but can get pretty noisy when you make turns
      • For a more economical option, you can add a bar-style friction sway control to either side of your trailer (or both sides, if you have a really long trailer)
        • Uses friction to force your trailer back in line when it gets pushed off course
        • Has to be removed at times (e.g. in the rain or when you're backing up), but its adjustable tension is a plus

      Note: Neither of these sway control systems will work with surge-type actuators.


      People often conflate sway control with weight distribution. It's understandable because most weight distribution systems on the market today do solve issues with sway.


      This system will give you weight distribution only. It doesn't have any sway control built in. But if you find that you need sway control later, it's super-easy to upgrade to Reese's Strait-Line sway control system by adding on the dual-cam brackets (RP26002 - sold separately).


      Get the Full Setup: If sway control is something you need right now to keep your trailer from getting squirrelly, take a look at RP66074 for a complete Strait-Line system.


      A view of a Reese Strait-Line weight distribution system shows the flexing of the bars under weight.

      Alternatively, you can add a friction sway bar (sold separately) for a little more reinforcement. This option allows you to easily dial in the amount of tension with the turn of a handle. This adjustability is nice (even if it takes you a few trips to get it just right), but it doesn't play well with surge-type actuators (neither does the Strait-Line dual cam system), and it will have to be removed when backing up any time you tow on wet or slippery roads.


      Simple Setup with Serrated Washers

      A top-down view of the Reese weight distribution hitch shows the design of the head and serrated washer feature

      • No more piling on washers
      • Exterior, serrated washers let you adjust the head without having to take everything apart

      The easy-to-use, serrated washers on this system make adjusting the tilt of the weight distribution head a snap. This is a huge improvement over the standard pin-and-washer method, which involves piling washers onto a difficult-to-access pin. The serrated-washer system lets you easily loosen, adjust, and tighten a single washer and nut on either side of the head for simple, secure positioning.


      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.



      66542 Reese Trunnion Bar Weight Distribution Hitch with Hitch Bar - 12,000 lbs

      Installation Details RP66542 Installation instructions


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      Reese Weight Distribution System w/ Shank - Trunnion Bar - 12,000 lbs GTW, 1,200 lbs TW - RP66542

      Average Customer Rating:  4.7 out of 5 stars   (73 Customer Reviews)

      Restore stability and control in your ride so you can tow to the max capacity of your hitch. Easy to upgrade with Reese's dual-cam sway control (sold separately). Hitch ball sold separately.

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      Easy to follow directions for a first time user.



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      The best: website, service, S&H time, videos and product was exactly as needed. Thanks



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      Called talked to katie D she kept me on the phone until I was sure that product was for me.From that point on all the way to delivery it was a perfect transaction.



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      Item arrived in a severely damaged box with evidence that it had been shipped multiple times before. Most of the powder coated items inside were not wrapped and sustained damage in shipment. Damage being Powder Coated finish chipped off.



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      Just what I ordered. Should have bought the Reese hitch in the first place. Have had Reese hitches in the past. You canโ€™t beat them. A quality product with no problems ever.



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      The assistance by Ashley in selecting the proper load leveling unit for my application
      was excellent! The unit arrived extremely fast and in excellent condition with all of the components well packaged.
      The installation proceeded exactly as shown on the installation video shown on their product website.This is definately company I will continue to do business with as the need arises.





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      Thanks for the great service, I was very surprised how fast my hitch got to me, Three days WOW. Thanks for the great service and i will be doing bussiness with you again.



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      Received product before the tracking info. was available. Two days..WOW.. The price match was more than I asked for. Just wanted them to meet the competition, not beat them up!! If ETrailer has it, I'm a customer for life.



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      PERFECT! It has made pulling the trailer much smoother and easier. Item was delivered as described. Believe we had help in ordering the part(s) for this we were very grateful.



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      I have owned a my Reese distribution hitch for a year now and am extremely happy. The product and tech department where very knowledgeable and help me pick the right setup without any hassle. I would recommend etrailer to anyone.



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      Excellent gear for towing a heavy boat. Well made. Used with the Reese Pole-Tongue Adapter.



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      Ordered this on Monday and received it today. Looks like it is well made and will be ready to tow my Rockwood 2280 2016 year with my 2015 Sienna minivan. I was originally going to tow using only the standard hitch and ball but after doing further research decided the weight distribution system was the way to go, particularly because the Sienna rides low to the ground normally.



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      This equalizer hitch works very well with both my trucks - an Chevy hd 2500 and a Jeep pickup. really took care of the trailer lateral sway problem I was having. Heavy duty, well built, easy to install, just have to get correct positioning on the preload bars. Thanks



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      Product is exactly as described. We ended up not being able to use the trunnion bars because the trailer we rented had the propane tanks mounted such that they prevented us from attaching the bars. But we ultimately didn't need them since the trailer was a light weight one. I'm pleased to have this product since we don' t know what we might tow in the future. I like that it will also be easy to add the Reese sway controllers in the future if needed. I know comments are supposed to be about the product itself, but I have to say the best part of buying it was the fantastic & knowledgeable customer service that Etrailer provided in helping me choose the best product for my needs ( I ordered by phone).



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      After spending two hours setting this up I was disappointed to find that I need a different hitch bar. as the supplied one did not drop enough for me to achieve a level trailer. Now I have to order another hitch bar at $ 140.

      It would have been nice to know ahead of time that you should measure down from the top of your receiver box to the approx trailer coupler height ( w leveled trailer) to determine if you have sufficient drop or rise. I now have an extra hitch bar I do not need.



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      I'm having problems with finding the "sweet-spot" to manage trailer sway. My tow vehicle is the 2021 Ford Expidition Platinum with HD Towing. My trailer is the 2021 Lance 2075 with a CAT Scale weight of 5800# รท/- 50# loaded, & tongue wt. between 800# & 875# based on Etrailer trailer jack attached. My trailer hitch height level is 24 inches to top of coupler. I've recently modified my hitch ball setup to a top of ball height of 25-1/4 inch to top of ball, & have experienced some sway improvement but not the level of control expected. At speeds above 50 mph I feel passing vehicle moving the trailer with slight sway. At speeds above 55 mph to 60 mph, there is moderate sway.

      My wt. distribution is at the 4th or 5th link, 3 or 4 links free. My steer axel is good at these settings. I find that as I add more torsion on my 800# wt. distribution trunnion bars, my tongue wt. drops signicantly.

      Previously, I towed with the Hensley hitch with no sway issues, until I swerved left to avoid a full truck wheel on I20 traveling slightly above 60 mph. When the strut bolts sheared I nearly lost control due to major sway. After that event, I installed the Reese Hitch. I'm still looking for a reliable hitch to manage my travel sway issues.



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      The combo of the Reese sway control and the weight distribution hitch is an excellent combo. I pull a 22' trailer with a 2020 Ford Ranger and I couldn't be more pleased with the performance of these combined systems



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      I just received a reese weight dist system and works great good quaility heavy metal wood recamend at a good price


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