Can Equal-i-zer Weight Distribution be Used on Boat Trailer with Pole Tongue

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I have a 31 foot boat trailer with a single beam tongue is there any manufactures that make an anti sway hitch for trailer like that?

asked by: RORY G

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You can use a weight distribution system with a trailer like the boat trailer you mentioned that has a pole tongue but you'll just need to use a pole tongue adapter like part # EQ95-01-5950 with the Equal-i-zer # EQ37100ET and you'd be set.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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