Dealer gave me wrong equal-I-zer size?
So I picked up a 2015 Jayco X23b hybrid today and the dealer installed the equalizer with the 600/6000 head/bars. Loaded trailer weight is 5000 max. I’ve read online people exceeding 600lbs on the to...
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BarneyS wrote:I must respectfully disagree. In fact, if you look at it, the hitch head is pointing in a fashion that couldn't happen if it was connected to the tow vehicle. Look at the stinger.drsteve wrote:Equal-i-zer bars are very stiff and do not bend much if at all when under tension. If they are on th "L" brackets as shown in the pictures they should hold the hitch head in just about the same position as when inserted into the receiver.BarneyS wrote:TurnThePage wrote:
If you took ALL those pictures with the hitch on actually connected to the tow vehicle, they don't tell the real story. The hitch head is angled upwards toward the trailer there, but when hitched to tow, it will angled down which should allow room.
The WD bars are on the L brackets which should position the hitch head very close to what it would be when towing. The pictures should show it just about what it will be like when hooked up to the trailer and tow vehicle.
Barney
Bars are on the brackets, but they are not under tension. TurnThePage is right, IMHO.
Barney
