Fitting Older Reese Trunion Spring Bars with New Trunion Heads
Updated 08/25/2009 | Published 08/23/2009
Question:
Will my old trunnions on my spring bars fit this? They are Reese the number on them is 21210 on the trunnion. I assume the dimension have not changed and want to get in on the GOTEAM sale.
asked by: Steve H
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Expert Reply:
I spoke with my contact at Reese, and according them, older trunnion spring bars should fit current heads like part # RP54980.
expert reply by:
Patrick B
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Replacement Head and Shank for Reese Weight Distribution Systems - Trunnion Bar
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