Unhitching an Equalizer 4-Point
I think this is an easy answer, but the dealer installed my new Equalizer and showed my how to hook it up, with the leverage bar and all that. When I went to unhook it, I raised up the tongue to take...
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mikedboyd wrote:downtheroad wrote:
Here is a video...VIDEO LINK
Unhitching is same process - in reverse.
I do get it though, just am concerned that in some situations it might be difficult to get the tongue up enough to release the bars.
I always use a wood block or lego type levelers under the jack to insure that the tongue can be raised enough. It also shortens the amount of jack that needs to be extended(saves time) and a little less movement of the unhitched trailer. Last year the repair shop/dealer did not use a wood block, I was picking up the tt after hours and I could not get the equalizer bars on. I Had to get out the tv jack.
