Replacement Spring Bar Lift Tool for Blue Ox Weight Distribution Systems

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I have a Blue Ox 2-Point Weight Distribution Hitch with Sway Control. I lost the pry bar tool that helps put the bars in place. How can I get another one?

asked by: Patrick M

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We have a couple of options to replace the lift tool that helps you get the spring bars in place on the Blue Ox weight distribution systems. I have listed them below:

Replacement Spring Bar Lift Tools for Blue Ox TrackPro and 2-Point Weight Distribution Hitches item # BLU48XR

Replacement Spring Bar Lift Tool for Blue Ox TrackPro item # BLU73FR

expert reply by: Jerred H

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