Help on re-adjusting Equal-i-zer WD hitch
Hi, I recently purchase a used Sportsmen 16 feet trailer and the former owner let me his Equal-i-zer brand weight distribution hitch. It's the 600 TW / 6K GVWR model. The former owner use it to tow th...
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I would only add one washer not two. I had to add a washer to mine and didn't have any so I went to the hardware store and got a grade 8 washer to use.
I have to lift the tongue of the trailer and the rear of my Suburban fairly high before I can swing the Equal-i-zer bars on so I'm guessing you don't have enough distribution.
Go through the setup in the manual and take the required measurements as you go. I've done this three times over the years on my trailer and it helps.
As far as the pry bar I wouldn't worry about it too much as it really is a cheap flimsy thing. I would much rather just lift the jack a bit higher and swing the bars on by hand than try to pry them on and saving a few turns on the jack.
I have to lift the tongue of the trailer and the rear of my Suburban fairly high before I can swing the Equal-i-zer bars on so I'm guessing you don't have enough distribution.
Go through the setup in the manual and take the required measurements as you go. I've done this three times over the years on my trailer and it helps.
As far as the pry bar I wouldn't worry about it too much as it really is a cheap flimsy thing. I would much rather just lift the jack a bit higher and swing the bars on by hand than try to pry them on and saving a few turns on the jack.
