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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WDP wrote:TxTwoSome wrote:
Don't forget the Hitch Ball the torque needed for mine when I just switched hitches was 450 foot pounds!
And the hitch ball requires a special large thin wall socket, your neighbor will prolly not have it. I took my ball and head to the local dealer and for $5.00 he tightened her up.
WDP
Actually we were able to move the bar ends around and fit a regular socket in there. The torque was all off on the bar end bolts anyways.
Anyways, ended up with all the tools I needed except that ball socket, which I likely won't need anyways.
