Does Reese Hitch Extender part # RP45292 Require Support Chains

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Do I have to use lateral support safety chains on part# 45292 If I use the 24 in. length with a weight distribution hitch. It would be hanging out 24 in. plus the length of the hitch. Thanks

asked by: Don

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Unlike other hitch extenders you do not need to use any type of support chain with the Reese Titan Hitch Extender part # RP45292. This is true for the 24 inch length or the 34 inch length.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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