Reese dual cam WDH U-bolt question
We are about to pick up a new TT within the next few days. We have the dual cam WDH setup which of course, requires drilling holes in the A-frame for the brackets. I can't really do that at the deale...
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You are correct. They're the small U-bolts that go into the end of the spring bar and connect to the chain like here: Reese replacement chains and U-bolts If you have the dual cam sway control, then the U-bolts mount on the special hanger bracket that hooks onto the cam arm.
Our tongue weight is just under 1,000 lbs and besides the possibility of a nut backing off, I'm wondering if holding strength is reduced? Maybe a little blue Loctite is all I need for extra insurance?
There is that other thread here right now where someone had a Reese DC WDH installed by his dealer and they totally botched it. I'm the only one allowed to touch ours... I won't even let DW or the dog near it. :)
Our tongue weight is just under 1,000 lbs and besides the possibility of a nut backing off, I'm wondering if holding strength is reduced? Maybe a little blue Loctite is all I need for extra insurance?
There is that other thread here right now where someone had a Reese DC WDH installed by his dealer and they totally botched it. I'm the only one allowed to touch ours... I won't even let DW or the dog near it. :)
CampingN.C. wrote:
I believe the OP was referring to the U bolts that attach the chain to the hanger brackets.
You are very smart to NOT let the dealer install the DC brackets! I had to learn that the hard way!
