Weight Distribution Install Question! Help!

Is that a tent trailer? Why would you need a WDH unless you're towing it with an a low capacity vehicle.

Agreed, what trailor are you towing ( weight of it has breaks etc) and what are you towing it with? No battery or propane tanks? But it is a solid frame? Is the box a tiny battery for the breaks?

Fisherman wrote:
Is that a tent trailer? Why would you need a WDH unless you're towing it with an a low capacity vehicle.

This is a 20ft car trailer (probably weighs around 2500lbs) loading with 2 Polaris rzr.

Tow vehicle is a Lincoln Navigator (8k towing capacity) and it sags quite a bit so I wanted to add the weight distribution set up.

Appreciate any feedback on how to add the mounts to that frame rail.

Thanks !

Only thing i can think of is weld them( if thats allowed for the wdh ) or cut off the wire tube and reattach it, or cut a slot on the wire tube. Maybe someone else has a better idea.

It looks to me like the A frame is doubled on at least one side.
If the side with the wires is the same as the other side and the snap up brackets will fit over the A frame, then I see no problem mounting the hitch snap up brackets. If the doubled sides are just a smaller tube, then I would make up a "filler" piece with metal or hardwood and put it below the wire tube. This should give enough surface for the brackets to hold on to. You might have to get a bit creative here but should be able to make something work. :B

They may work without doing any creative work also. The inner portion of the snap up brackets just hooks over the top with a small tab and there is a long bolt that snugs up lightly to the frame to keep it from sliding back and forth from the chain pull while turning.

After looking at your picture some more, I think the above is the case. I suspect a normal WD hitch will work just fine with your trailer without any modifications at all as long as the brackets will fit over the A frame. If the A frame is too wide, I would notch the inner tube to fit the bracket as mentioned in a post above.
Barney