What is the Cylinder Pin Size on the B&W Continium Weight Distribution Hitch?

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Cylinder pin size on Continium hitch

asked by: Bill

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Hey Bill, I just heard back from B&W. The cylinder pin size on their B&W Continium item # BW28FR is .75".

Did you lose or damage yours?

expert reply by: Jerred H

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Bill

11/11/2025

Misplaced it 6 months ago

Jerred H.

11/12/2025

@Bill That'll do it. We do not carry that replacement pin but B&W is really good about replacement parts. I recommend reaching out to them directly for a new one. Their chat system on their website's quick and helpful.

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