Equal-i-zer Hitch: Tools to have on hand.
I just purchased an Equal-i-zer hitch and will be installing it myself. For the first setup my neighbour, a mechanic has everything needed to torque the stuff down including the hitch ball. But for ...
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FLY 4 FUN wrote:
I would say an annual once over to inspect for wear or loose bolts would suffice. If I were to suggest something it would be to have spare pins for retaining the "L" brackets as that's what usually gets lost.
Daryll
Very good advice,
I picked up a used Equalizer 1,000lb hitch this spring. I decided to dial it in a bit more for my truck and had to flip the drop shank and adjust the bolts (which are supposed to be @ 240ish ft/lbs. I broke both nuts loose with little effort. Not sure if the PO actually cranked on them, but I know I did this time around.
