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jaycocamprs
Jul 13, 2015Explorer
If you rock the hitch head fully to the left, a long shank lock can hit the legs and push the locking lever up. We did this once, we now use a short shank lock. The lower the hitch is adjusted the more likely this is.
I think the tech that installed the hitch lost the factory black spacer, then just spaced it out with washers.
We've used a 16K Reese hitch for 11 years now. Most times it hitches just fine, some times not. No there are times when I just don't like the way is sounded and will rehitch. Always do pull test, just drop it in drive before raising the legs. If it's not latched you'll drive right out, you don't have to pull hard.
I think the tech that installed the hitch lost the factory black spacer, then just spaced it out with washers.
We've used a 16K Reese hitch for 11 years now. Most times it hitches just fine, some times not. No there are times when I just don't like the way is sounded and will rehitch. Always do pull test, just drop it in drive before raising the legs. If it's not latched you'll drive right out, you don't have to pull hard.
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