Will Trailer Frame become Damaged if Higher Spring Bar Tension is Used
Published 04/05/2022 >
Question:
Question about upgrading Fastway E2 round bars from 600# to 800# on a trailer with approx. 600-650# tongue weight. Will the 800# bars be to rigid? RV dealer says they wont do it as it could bend the trailer frame. Thanks
asked by: Mike L
Expert Reply:
The risk of going to a higher than needed spring bar is not that it will bend the trailer frame so much as it is that the ride quality would become harsher. Now if your tongue weight is 650 lbs an 800 lb round bar like the part # FA94-02-0899 would work well without causing any frame or ride quality issues.
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Replacement Round Spring Bar for Fastway e2 Weight Distribution Systems - 800 lbs TW
- Accessories and Parts
- Weight Distribution Hitch
- Spring Bars
- 800 lbs TW
- Round Bar
- e2
- Fastway
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