Is There Reese Weight Distribution Shank that Fits 2-1/2 inch Hitch Size

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Does the 3357 shank come in 2.5 inch

asked by: Paul

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Hey Paul, the most similar weight distribution shank we have to the part # RP69FR that fits a 2-1/2 inch hitch is the part # BPH75RR which fits the same heads as the Reese shanks so it will also work with same heads.

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Jameson C.

1/19/2026

Hey Paul, did the BulletProof weight distribution shank end up fitting your setup the way you needed? Knowing how it worked could help others looking to move from a 2-inch to a 2-1/2-inch hitch.

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Answer 1

First, when calculating tongue weight, after you have the tongue weight of the trailer, loaded and ready to tow, you then have to add to that the weight of anything you are carrying behind the rear axle of the tow vehicle. If you have 200 pounds of…

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Answer 2

Hey Jesse, thanks for reaching out! The BulletProof Hitches Weight Distribution Shank #BPH75RR will fit just fine with your Eaz-Lift ReCurve R3. We haven't test fit this, but they both use the industry standard shank size which is why I'm…

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Answer 3

Hey Tyler, so the difference is the amount of motors that each has. The Lippert PSX2 has two and the Lippert PSX1 like the part #LC298707 has a single motor. The foot print and mounting etc. is exact same so this will fit and work great in place of…

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Answer 4

Most WD shanks that fit a 2-1/2" receiver taper down to the normal 2" receiver size, just like the Equal-i-zer Shank #EQ90-02-4700. The only thing that you need to be sure of is that the mounting holes are in the same space. I have linked a…

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Answer 5

There is a solution for you to use a weight distribution system with your motor home. I recommend you use a system with chain hangers such as the Reese Strait-Line #RP66074, as height will not be an issue. Width still matters though, and the…

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Answer 6

I recommend adding a shank with a taller rise. The Equal-i-zer Weight Distribution Shank item #EQ90-02-4300 has a 10 inch rise. This shank has a 600 to 1,400 lbs tongue weight and is compatible with Reese weight distribution systems.

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Answer 7

Hi Barry; the Curt Heavy-Duty Dual Ball Attachment #C29NR will fit the BulletProof Hitches Weight Distribution Shank for 2-1/2" Hitches #BPH75RR. The holes on the shank are 1-1/4" apart and the Curt fits 2-1/2" spacing between the two…

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Answer 8

I pulled one of the Curt Hitch Balls, part #C40087 from our warehouse and took a couple of measurements for you. I have attached a photo of the hitch ball with the dimensions noted. As the photo shows, the 2 inches is measured from the top of the…

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Answer 9

Hi Joe, I assume you are referencing an Equal-i-zer weight distribution since you have shank #EQ90-02-4700. I went ahead and read the owners manual for their systems and there is noting regarding adjusting the angle of the hitch ball. The hitch head…

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Answer 10

When choosing a weight distribution system, you want to go off the total tongue weight. This total tongue weight includes the loaded weight of the trailer tongue that you stated along with any cargo behind the rear axle of the towing vehicle. For the…

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Answer 11

Reese Titan Weight Distribution Shank #RP54977 is compatible with the 2-1/2 Class V receiver opening on your 2015 Ford F-350. It is also compatible with the Reese Strait-Line, dual-cam sway control system that you have. I have linked a video review…

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Answer 12

We do have weight distribution shanks available that are designed to fit 2-1/2 inch hitch receivers like what is on your Silverado 2500. For the Reese Steadi-Flex Weight Distribution System #RP66561 that you were looking at, you will just need to add…

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