What Size are the Adjustment Holes on the Fastway e2 Weight Distribution Shank FA92-02-4214?
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What size are the hitch pin holes?
asked by: Josh
Expert Reply:
Welcome back Josh. The Fastway e2 Weight Distribution Shank item # FA92-02-4214 has the standard 3/4" diameter adjustment bolt holes that are spaced 1-1/4" apart. The hitch pin hole is 5/8" in diameter. This shank is going to be compatible with almost all weight distribution systems on the market with the exception of Weigh Safe.
The Fastway e2 Weight Distribution Shank item # FA92-02-4214 has a 1,200 lbs tongue weight capacity and fits a 2" hitch. It's going to provide a 10" rise and a 7-1/4" drop with a round bar system or a 10-1/4" rise and 5-1/2" drop for trunnion bar systems.
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Fastway e2 Weight Distribution Shank - 12" Long - 10-1/4" Rise, 5-1/2" Drop - 1.2K TW
- Accessories and Parts
- Weight Distribution Hitch
- Shanks
- 1100 lbs TW
- Fits 2 Inch Hitch
- e2
- Round - 7 Inch Drop
- Trunnion - 5 Inch Drop
- Round - 10 Inch Rise
- Trunnion - 10 Inch Rise
- Fastway
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