Is The Fastway Lock Set Compatible With e2 Weight Distribution Hitch?

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Fastway Flash 86-00-3660 Flash E-Series Can my Fastway E2 adjustable hitch height be adjusted by using these adjustment pins? Its not clear to me if they are compatible with my older E2 hitch system. I have two tow vehicles with very different heights and want to be able to easily adjust the height of the hitch and avoid buying a second hitch. What will work for my setup?

asked by: Anthony D

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The Fastway Trailer Hitch Lock and Adjustment Pin Lock Set # FA86-00-3660 is only compatible with the ball mount platforms like the Flash # FA42-00-2400. With the Fastway e2 weight distribution you have to use the bolts and nuts since the hitch head has an adjustable pitch angle. We do have the BulletProof Hitches 2-Ball Mount # MD204 which you can use with the Weight Distribution Shank # 358WEIGHTDIST. This will allow you to quickly adjust the hitch height for the Fastway e2 for different height tow vehicles.

The InfiniteRule Locking Pins # 34061674-D will allow you to secure either the included ball mount or the weight distribution shank to your tow vehicles.

expert reply by: Bud M

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