Replacement Trunnion Ends for Weight Distribution Spring Bars

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can i replace just the end piece of the trunnion spring bars? it looks like there is just a roll-pin holding it on. if so i would like to order just the end pieces with new roll-pins.

asked by: aaron b

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Yes, you can replace the trunnion ends of your spring bars. The Replacement Trunnion and Pin for Reese 1200 - 1600 lb Trunnion Style Weight Distribution, item # 58097, is the replacement part. You will need two ends and the roll pin is included with each.

If you have the lighter weight distribution system you will need the Replacement Trunnion and Pin for Reese 600 and 800 lb Trunnion Style Weight Distribution, item # 58098, for the ends of your spring bars.

expert reply by: Robert G

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Answer 1

Based on the information you have given me it sounds like you have the Replacement Spring Bars for Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution System - 1,000 lbs TW #BXW4007 on your current system which are rated for 750-1,000 lbs of tongue weight. This…

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The only replacement head that will come close to your specifications will be the Reese #RP58167. This is rated for Reese weight distribution systems up to 1,700 pounds tongue weight and 17,000 pounds towing weight, but only includes one hole for the…

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Hey Kevin! I'm not Jon G but I would be happy to help. More than likely you have a regular coupler so the Blue Ox SwayPro #BXW2000 would be the correct system. I attached a picture of an underslung coupler for your reference. If your coupler…

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Your more expensive weight distribution hitches usually have this one thing in common. They are more quiet than their less expensive counterparts. In addition, the ProPride 3P Weight Distribution Hitch w/ Sway Control for 2" Receivers - 10K GTW,…

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Yes the Reese High Performance Trunnion Head with Shank, #RP54980, comes with the, #RP58167, trunnion head. You are going to need to measure the bar thickness you have. The earlier bars were 1-1/8 inches and the later bars are 1-3/8 inches. You…

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Answer 6

Hi John; the Reese 06623-099 has been discontinued since 2011. In the past we have had someone successfully replace theirs using the #RP58167 but it will also require replacement spring bars since the ones you have now won't fit. If you let me…

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I have a solution for you, but the bars you have aren't compatible with the current bar designs made so it's going to come down to you replacing the head and the bars of your setup. So for bars you would need the part #RP66009 which has the…

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Answer 8

The item you selected, Reese Weight Distribution Shank, part #RP63971 does have a lower drop than part #RP54970, but you will need to measure to determine which shank you will need for your towing setup. To do this, there are a few steps involved.…

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Answer 9

The Replacement Head for Reese Weight Distribution System #RP58167 is the correct replacement head for all of the Reese systems that use trunnion bars. To further verify that this will fit with your existing bars, I went out to the warehouse and…

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Answer 10

The linked page displays the Reese replacement parts for weight distribution systems. These include heads for both trunnion bar and round bar systems. If your head has holes on the lower portion through which L-shaped bars are inserted then you have…

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If you have an older style Trunnion weight distribution head then the Replacement Trunnion Latch Pins for Reese Standard Trunnion Style Weight Distribution, part #58025, is the correct item. I spoke with my contact at Reese and he said that the latch…

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My contact at Reese indicated that older weight distribution spring bars/trunnions will fit new replacement heads, such as Reese part #RP58167 (but new bars/trunnions will not fit older head assemblies). He noted that there may be a slightly…

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