Replacement Frame Brackets for 6K Reese Pro Round Bar Weight Distribution Kit

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Good Day! I am looking for 2 L Brackets for containing the Weight Distribution Bars as spare parts for my Reese Pro Round Bar Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control - 6,000 lbs GTW, 600 lbs TW ITEM RE34FR Can you please help?

asked by: John C

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Expert Reply:

Good day, John!

To replace one of the brackets on your 6K Reese Pro Round Bar Weight Distribution # RE34FR you're going to need the Frame Bracket Kit # RP94ZR. Since you're needing 2 of these, you'll want to change the quantity prior to ordering.

Did the old brackets wear out?

expert reply by: Jon G

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Jon G.

9/12/2025

Hey John, Did you have a chance to order the Frame Bracket Kit for your Reese Pro Round Bar Weight Distribution? I'm curious if the new brackets solved the issue with the old ones wearing out. Your experience could really help others facing the same problem.

John P.

9/12/2025

@JonG Jon, Your colleague, Chris, asked me to followup with my comments last week. I not sure you guys understand my issue. There's no wear apparent. I'm just looking for 2 brackets for spare parts in the event of loosing one. Here's what I responded to Chris; I'm only looking for 2 small brackets. The solution you suggested is to buy 2 large kits of parts for more than half the cost of the original hitch. This solution is cost prohibitive. There must be a better option. Thanks for asking.

Jon G.

9/13/2025

@JohnP Are you talking about the L bracket in the kit that I mentioned?

John

9/14/2025

YES!

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