Lighter Weight Spring Bars for the Blue Ox TrackPro Weight Distribution System

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Good morning looking at blue ox weight system RBL67FR can you buy different weight bars that are liter for a different trailer around 500/600 lb

asked by: Richard S

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Yes, you can get a set of lighter spring bars for the 8,000 lbs Blue Ox TrackPro Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control item # BLU67FR. They are the Replacement 600-lb Spring Bars for Blue Ox TrackPro Weight Distribution System item # BLU82FR.

expert reply by: Jerred H

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I would recommend that Blue Ox TrackPro #BLU77FR simply because it does not have lift chains like the SwayPro #BXW1006. Both will do a great job but the TrackPro will have a little less movement because of the absence of drop chains. Blue Ox is a…

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The correct Blue Ox TrackPro weight distribution for your camper that has a GVWR of 7,815 lbs is going to be the option for the tongue weight between 800 lbs to 1,000 lbs. The reason for that is the weight distribution hitch you want is one that is…

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The Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution with Sway Control, Item #BXW1506, needs the trunnion spring bars installed to be effective. The system uses all of the components, including the bars, to prevent sway while balancing your trailer's load…

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You'll want to choose a weight distribution hitch where the tongue weight of your trailer falls towards the middle of the prescribed weight range of the hitch. I recommend using the Fastway e2 Weight Distribution w/ 2-Point Sway Control - Round -…

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I can certainly point you in the right direction. With a camper of that size/weight it will definitely be beneficial to add a weight distribution system. We have found the Blue Ox brand weight distribution hitches to be the most effective for…

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Hello Phil. It does sound like your 1,200 lb bars are too heavily rated for your trailer. I would be looking at something more like 600-800 lb range for your trailer. Something like the Reese Strait-Line Weight Distribution System #RP66073 would be…

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I would be happy to help you find the right weight distribution system for your Geopro Travel Trailer. I will start out by saying if you are going to be off-roading you will absolutely want to unhook the bars. You will break or warp something very…

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When it comes to choosing a weight distribution hitch, the most important factor is the tongue weight. This includes the loaded tongue weight of your trailer as well as any weight behind the rear axle of your tow vehicle. If you choose a system that…

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Your Pro Series 49587 weight distribution system has a tongue weight range of 600 lbs - 1,200 lbs so it will actually be perfect for your smaller trailer! That is an older weight distribution system so if you get to the point where it's worn out…

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I recommend the Blue Ox TrackPro Weight Distribution System part #BLU87FR which is rated for 10,000 lbs over the Blue Ox TrackPro Weight Distribution System part #BLU67FR rated at 8,000 lbs for a 7,000 lb trailer. It's a good idea to select a…

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For your Rockwood Mini Lite with a 6,800 lb GVWR, your loaded tongue weight is going to be in the 850 lb to 900 lb range, and the weight distribution hitch with sway control I highly recommend is from Blue Ox: - Blue Ox TrackPro Weight Distribution…

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We have the Blue Ox TrackPro Weight Distribution Systems that offer up to 4-1/2" of drop with their 9 hole shank. You will need to match the hitch to the weight capacity of your trailer. Blue Ox TrackPro Weight Distribution #BLU67FR 600-800lbs…

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