What Does Reese Round Bar WD System Weigh

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What is the weight for this WD hitch? Trying to figure out how much payload it will eat up. Thank You.

asked by: Jerardo

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The Reese Pro Round Bar WD system part # RE94FR that you referenced weighs right at 100 lbs, but you should note that the weight of a WD system does not count against the tongue weight of the hitch it is used on according to Reese and other WD manufacturers. The logic is that it becomes a part of the hitch basically so it does not affect it.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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