Can Curt Weight Distribution Shank for 2.5 inch Hitch Fit EAZ Weight Distribution System
Published 03/25/2020
Question:
2.5in shank. Does the vertical part of the shank reduce down to 2in. So I can use my old eazlift wd head?
asked by: John W
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Expert Reply:
The vertical portion of the Curt weight distribution shank # C17131 is made to fit the standard weight distribution systems like what your EAZ system has so it would work well for you and allow you to use the system in a 2-1/2 inch hitch. It does taper down to 2 inches. Thankfully the weight distribution manufacturer all decided to make the heads of their system to fit the same shank dimensions so the shanks interchange.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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Curt Weight Distribution Shank for 2-1/2" Hitches - 6-3/4" Rise - 3-1/4" Drop
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- 1400 lbs TW
- Fits 2-1/2 Inch Hitch
- Round - 3 Inch Drop
- Trunnion - 2 Inch Drop
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- Trunnion - 6 Inch Rise
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