Solution for Needing Replacement Spring bars for Draw Tite Weight Distribution Head 06623-099

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I have a draw tite hitch with the numbers 06623-099 on the hitch. I need the bars that go with it. Can you help me?

asked by: Tom T

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Expert Reply:

I have a solution for you, but the bars you have aren't compatible with the current bar designs made so it's going to come down to you replacing the head and the bars of your setup.

So for bars you would need the part # RP66009 which has the 1,200 lb capacity you need and then for a head you would want the part # RP58167. This will attach to the shank you already have as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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