Reese shim question
After reading something here, I realized that I needed a shim for the shank/hitch head (Reese #58207) on our DC WDH. I installed one but here is still some play. I bought a 2nd one just in case bit ...
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Thanks John,
I think I will call Reese on Monday. Is there a chance that I squeezed the clevis together too much by not using a shim (or 2) to start with and otherwise 2 shims may have gone in okay? I was able to get the 2nd shim started and down vertically about an inch.
I wonder it a person could just get an appropriate thickness of sheet metal that would be around 0.02 to 0.03 inches and just make up a shim?
Our Reese hitch is just a year old and the cast steel type.
I think I will call Reese on Monday. Is there a chance that I squeezed the clevis together too much by not using a shim (or 2) to start with and otherwise 2 shims may have gone in okay? I was able to get the 2nd shim started and down vertically about an inch.
I wonder it a person could just get an appropriate thickness of sheet metal that would be around 0.02 to 0.03 inches and just make up a shim?
Our Reese hitch is just a year old and the cast steel type.
