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Your weight distribution system uses a Shank #FA92-02-4100 that gives you a maximum 6-1/4" of rise and 2-1/4" of drop. I recommend using the Fastway Shank #FA92-02-4214. This will give you up to 10" of rise and 7-1/4" of drop with…
view full answer...Hey Mike, so what you are looking for is a weight distribution shank which we have with the part #17120 for an option that will allow you to have up to a 5-3/4 inch drop. Thankfully basically all of the weight distribution companies decided to make…
view full answer...There isn't an exact science to this since each trailer is different. Most applications need about five links showing, but this isn't a set rule. For a greater load weight, use more links; for a smaller load weight, use fewer links. You…
view full answer...Hello Brian, On the Curt TruTrack 2P Trunnion Weight Distribution System w/ Sway Control - 7-Hole Shank - 12K GTW #C75RJ, the brackets don’t have to be exactly 4" in from the end of the bars. That 4" guideline is really just to make sure…
view full answer...Hey Mike, thanks for the information! The best weight distribution system for your 7,000 lbs Big Tex 70DM car hauler is going to be the Equal-i-zer item #EQ37100ET. This system works with tongue weights between 600 lbs - 1,000 lbs. That's going…
view full answer...The Curt shank part #C17100 that you referenced might be slightly different from what came on your system, but it's the same in the areas that matter. The vertical portion of the shank and the mounting holes are the same size so the head of your…
view full answer...I believe we can narrow this down based on the information you are referencing. However, the best way to be sure is to measure your existing bearings or spindle with a digital caliper like the #PTW80157. It looks like one bearing is stamped with…
view full answer...Hello Todd, thanks for reaching out. The 9" extension won't be quite enough, so I definitely recommend going with the 12" extension. You may not need the whole 12", but you will have enough adjustability with the shank to get your…
view full answer...First you will need the Equalizer Weight-Dist Shank #EQ44FR. This shank is capable of a 12", 10-3/4", 9-1/2" or 8-1/4" drop. To select the proper weight distribution system to work with this you will need to find the tongue weight…
view full answer...I am not aware of any legally mandated minimum ground clearance requirement for trailer hitch receivers in any states and my online research did not reveal any such laws. However, I did find on an internet forum for Sienna owners posts related to…
view full answer...The weight distribution shank we offer with the most amount of drop is the Equalizer Weight-Dist Shank part #EQ44FR which offers up to 12" of drop. I have attached a full list of options below if you feel this is too much. That said, measuring…
view full answer...Thank you for the photo and explanation! We do have a variety of replacement shanks that will work great for your older Reese V5 weight distribution system. Since you're looking for something with a larger drop I recommend checking out the Curt…
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