You left out a very important part. You didn't talk about the washers on the head pin. The instructions talk about how different washers to use depending on how many inches. But, inches of what?? The instructions don't clarify.
Yes that normal. When you turn the bar comes off the bracket when you straighten up it makes contact again . Thats how I install them actually no tool needed.
Question I need to pick up my new trailer from the dealer and I need a weight distribution hitch but can I just install the hitch part to take it home it’s about a 30 mile drive from point a to point B?
depends on your weight of all equipment involved. the ball part of the hitch without the bars is rated for 600lbs tongue 6000 lbs trailer weight. look up centerline ts manual and front page of manual says so
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What do I do if the measurement at the tongue in more than 1/4 to 1" higher? My trailer is also 1 inch higher in the front when hooked up to the truck, what should I do?
I just installed this on my Nissan frontier. Empty my front wheel base was 34" and rear was 34 5/8". Now with the trailer they are both 34" and the trailer is almost completely level, has 1/2" tilt to the rear. Does this sound correct? We figured we would have a couple people in the truck and 100lb of stuff in the bed. Also, when backing up it clanks sometimes, is this normal?
If it's clanking, it's working. When it's not clanking or popping, especially in a turn, that means it's lost friction, which is your ability to alleviate sway.
