What Is The Total Length Of The Snap-Up Lever For Equal-I-Zer Weight Distribution Systems.

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Would you be able to provide the overall length of the lever.

asked by: Kevin

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The Replacement Snap-Up Lever for Equal-i-zer Weight Distribution Systems # EQ95-01-6050 comes in two halves that thread together.

The lower half is 11-1/8 inches and the upper half is 11-1/4 inches.

The total length of the lever is 22-3/8 inches.

expert reply by: David B

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Elaine

11/18/2024

Is there a longer version of the snap up lever for the equalizer? We have a 11,000 lb trailer that needs a lot of lever to get those bars off.

Jameson C.

11/18/2024

@Elaine There isn't but what you can do is use the jack of your trailer to raise the tongue of the trailer while it is connected to your truck which will raise the rear suspension of the truck as well and will allow you to be able to install the spring bars much easier and won't require any additional leverage.

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