Where To Store Equalizer WDH On Grand Design Imagine When Not Towing
Updated 08/15/2025 | Published 07/30/2025
Question:
I tow with an Equal-i-zer hitch on my Grand Design Imagine. Will this bolt-on bracket hold the spring bars securely between trips?
asked by: Brooke
Expert Reply:
Absolutely, this MORryde storage bracket # MR62ZV is a solid match for Equal-i-zer bars. It bolts right to your trailers A-frame, and once it’s installed, the bars drop into the notched slots and stay secure during storage. Great solution for Grand Designs with limited pass-through storage.
What do you normally do with your weight distribution hitch when not towing? Also those Imagines are very nice!
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Andrew N.
8/15/2025
Hey, did the MORryde storage bracket work well for your Equal-i-zer bars on your Grand Design Imagine? I'm curious to know because it might help others with similar storage challenges!