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It sure would David! So long as your F-250 has a 2-1/2" hitch the Weigh Safe True Tow Weight Distribution Hitch item #WS59MR will work great. This system is going to be perfect for a 900 lbs - 1,100 lbs tongue weight and the built in scale will…
view full answer...Hey Dee Ann! I'm assuming you're asking about the drop you need for the shank. The Weigh Safe True Tow #WS59MR with a 6" drop/7" rise is appropriate for your application. This fits a 2-1/2" receiver and has the 12.5K GTW/1.2K…
view full answer...Hello Tim, Are you asking if you can back up with just the head installed on the Weigh Safe True Tow Weight Distribution Hitch #WS79VR, when you put the trailer coupler onto the ball? If so, then yes because at that point it is really just a ball…
view full answer...Hello Danny, I’m really glad you mentioned the Equalizer! When sway is the issue, that one and the Weigh Safe are definitely my go-to options. They both have 4 point sway control, with straight spring bars and frame brackets. They can be a little…
view full answer...For use with a weight distribution system, I recommend the Curt Weight Distribution Shank #17120. The drop needed to compensate with your truck will be different for each truck. I have attached an article on how to determine what size drop or rise is…
view full answer...To determine the amount of drop you need in a ball mount you need to have your trailer and tow vehicle on level ground and measure from the ground to the bottom of your coupler, and from the ground to the inside of the top of your hitch receiver.…
view full answer...While I can sympathize with your issue, it is not safe to tow a trailer if you only have a 2" hitch ball and your trailer coupler is designed for a 2-5/16" hitch ball, even for a short distance; the insecure connection between hitch ball…
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...To determine the amount of drop you'll need your replacement shank to have, take a height measurement from the top inside edge of the receiver tube to the ground, then measure from the bottom of the trailer's coupler to the ground (make sure…
view full answer...Trailer brakes can be either self-adjusting like the Dexter #23-468 or may require periodic manual adjustments like #23-27, depending on the particular model assemblies you have installed on the trailer. An easy way to tell if you have self-adjusting…
view full answer...You just need a new Inner Link Plate #EQ90-02-5210 and Outer Link Plate #EQ90-02-5379 to use with your Equal-i-zer Weight Distribution System #EQ37100ET. These link plates will work with any Equal-i-zer weight distribution hitch from 6,000-14,000lbs,…
view full answer...I recommend the Equal-i-zer Weight Distribution System #EQ37140ET. Using this system you will also get sway control to make things much safer when you are driving. This system is rated for a tongue weight of 1,000-1,400lbs and a maximum trailer…
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