Replacement Shank For An Equal-i-zer Weight Distribution Hitch With A Longer Rise
Updated 01/27/2026 | Published 08/18/2024
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Question:
HI - I have a sway control equalizer hitch. I tow a 23’ NASH trailer max trailer weight about 8500. The hitch assembly includes the shank that slides into the reciever. But, I need to raise the ball about 1” and the hitch is already at the top of the shank the shank has the long leg up. Do you have a longer shank available?
asked by: Steve T
Expert Reply:
Hey Steve,
We offer the following Equal-i-zer replacement shanks rated for that weight:
7" Rise # EQ90-02-4100
8" Rise # EQ90-02-4200
10" Rise # EQ90-02-4300
13" Rise # EQ90-02-4400
15" Rise # EQ44FR
You'll need to check the amount of rise your current shank offers to determine which would be the next step up.
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Lazer S.
1/27/2026
Hey Steve, how did things go with the new Equal-i-zer shank for your hitch setup? Did the extra rise give you the clearance you needed for your NASH trailer? Your update could make it easier for others working on a similar towing setup.