Review of Weigh Safe True Tow Weight Distribution Bracket Kit 8 Inch Tall Trailer Frame - WS89RR Video

Hey Dan, for a weight distribution system with sway control its tough to beat the Equal-i-zer systems like the part #EQ90-00-1600 which is the correct weight rating for your tow hauler. It is widely considered to be the best system around due to how…

Hey Vernon, great to hear from you again! For your trailer that has a GVWR of 11,295 lbs I actually recommend stepping up one level and going with the 18.5K #WS49MR which has the same 6" drop and fits a 2-1/2" hitch receiver like the 12.5K…

Hey Dustin, according to B and W the Continuum part #BW28FR can be used on taller frames like your 8 inch frame but you would just need to supply your own cylinder mounting hardware that is taller. So basically what that means is you'd need…

Hi John; that's alright I couldn't find it either so I spoke with Weigh Safe to get the information for you. The head assembly on the #WS64RR weighs 35 lbs. The 2-1/2" shank is 32 lbs, and the spring bars weigh 21-1/2 lbs each.

We do have smaller tires available that will fit your existing 15 inch wheels, however they will not feature the load capacity you are needing for your car hauler. For example, a 205/75R15 tire like #TR20515D has a maximum load of 2,150 pounds per…

In order to choose the best weight distribution hitch, you will first need to know your total tongue weight (TW), which is the tongue weight of your fully loaded and ready to go trailer plus the weight of any cargo behind the rear axle of your tow…

Although they are similar in width, the 235/85R16 size tires are going to be almost an entire inch larger in diameter than the 235/80R16 size tires. This means that your trailer won't be completely level while you are towing and your tires…

Hey Rodney, appreciate the photo, it was really helpful, and we have exactly what you need here, which is the Chain Hangers #RP58305. Weight distribution hitches that use brackets aren't going to work due to the placement of your propane tank,…

I-beam trailers like what you have do make it a bit tricky to add a weight distribution system, however it can indeed be done with a little modification. In order to use a standard weight distribution system like the Reese #RP66131, you will need to…

To install a Reese Snap-Up Bracket, like part #58392, on an I-Beam trailer you will not need to cut the frame but have an experienced welder add some extra metal where the bracket will sit on the trailer frame. This will simulate a regular trailer…

Ideally, you would want the chains to be straight up and down. A slight angle is permissible. What I recommend is to change the chain hanger type being used. There are 2 options. First we have a type that bolts to the side of the trailer frame,…

It does look like an old style Reese system. We have seen a few of these and they are similar to the newer version #RP66084. The part pictured has been replaced with the newer dual cam system yet they function in a very similar way. They no longer…