Reese Weight Distribution Snap up Bracket Recommendation

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Is there 3 holes in the bracket? Excluding the sqare head bolt. Do you discount sell as a pair? Can I order more safety pins? I cant find them.....

asked by: Dan W

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If you chose to drill into the frame of your trailer to install the # 58392 there are two holes that the bracket has for that purpose.

A better deal would be to order the part # RP6637 that is these brackets sold in a pair, plus an additional lift bar. For extra safety pins you would want Reese Replacement Clips for Weight Distribution Uplift Brackets, part # 58029.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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