What Weight Distrubition Bars to use

Thanks for everybody's help, got her home safe and sound.
Thanks Rover_Bill for an explanation that I could understand.
She towed really well, no issues at all, even on some fairly narrow and twisty roads.
jerem0621, I wasn't panicking, I was just preparing to panic.
And everyone is right, loaded for a trip tongue weight will be much higher.

Completely forget about ANY THING that has to do with "Dry" weight.
When you are trip loaded with that trailer you are going to have around 800 lbs of tongue weight or even more...

Use the bars you have and get on down the road.

Stop panicking!

That’s when you make mistakes.

Set your hitch up with the bars you have. After you are packed and ready for camp then get your weights and then buy lighter spring bars if needed. I suspect you are fine.

Don’t forget that the silly brochure “dry weight” only applies once and probably doesn’t jnclude propane tanks and a battery.

What tow vehicle are you using?

Thanks,

Jeremiah

Welcome to the forum!

Don't worry your 1200# bars will be just right for your 7000# TT. A full loaded 7000# class TT will add about 1050# (7000 X .15) to you TV. The WDH will distribute that weight onto both steering and drive axles of the TV when it's properly adjusted. Be sure to have your dealer install and adjust the WDH (experience counts) and your brake controller.

When you have the TT fully loaded on your first camping trip, have your rig weighed at a CAT scale to be sure the WDH is properly adjusted. See the CAT scale website for info on how to correctly weigh your rig.

Enjoy!