Dimension Of Curt Replacement Spring Bar For Weight Distribution System
Updated 02/14/2017 | Published 02/12/2017
Question:
Can you tell me what the length of the Spring bar is from the Chain end to The Point where it starts to Bend up 90 degrees. I need the Straight bar length without the Curved section, Also can you tell me the DIAMETER of the SPRING BAR, I think They are 1 3/8inch in Diameter. I am looking at a slightly different application of the spring bars. Thanks
asked by: David H
Expert Reply:
We currently do not have the # C17074 spring bar so I cannot get the dimensions you are looking for but I do have the dimensions for a similar bar that could work for you.
You can check out part # C17117. This spring bar has a diameter of 1.375 inches and the measurement from the end of the bar to the 90-degree bend is 31.678 inches.
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Replacement Spring Bar for Curt MV Weight Distribution System - 1,400 lbs TW
- Accessories and Parts
- Weight Distribution Hitch
- Spring Bars
- 1400 lbs TW
- Round Bar
- MV
- CURT
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