Reece load distribution system
Reece load distribution system
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From: Kalamazoo, MI USA
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here's another brand of load distribution hitch that you might want to check out. What kind of trailer are you pulling??? www.equalizerhitch.com
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From: Puebla, Pue. Mexico
Thanks jgorka and Tina for your help.
I´m from Mexico; here in Puebla, Mx. I manufacture trailers, several types like utility, cargo trailers and vending.
Max. long size 17 foot.
I have search for information about load distribution hitch and here is the only place where I have found information and help.
199 F-150 XLT (Here in Mx. its name is LOBO) 4.6 L 5 speed manual. KN air filter, Bilstein Shocks, 1998 Expy. wheels, Sport Truck BFG Tires.
I´m from Mexico; here in Puebla, Mx. I manufacture trailers, several types like utility, cargo trailers and vending.
Max. long size 17 foot.
I have search for information about load distribution hitch and here is the only place where I have found information and help.
199 F-150 XLT (Here in Mx. its name is LOBO) 4.6 L 5 speed manual. KN air filter, Bilstein Shocks, 1998 Expy. wheels, Sport Truck BFG Tires.
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Arturo: welcome to the F150-board 
About the hitch: I too did a lot of searching before I settled on the equalizer hitch. I'm pulling a 30' travel trailer and REALLY needed a good hitch. It's rather heavy, so my husband has to put the main part onto the truck. But after the first time installing it and getting it set up right, it's very easy to do now. When I'm not towing, the main parts come off the truck and I just keep a regular hitch/receiver/ball back there. (tends to keep people from getting to close to my truck)
About the hitch: I too did a lot of searching before I settled on the equalizer hitch. I'm pulling a 30' travel trailer and REALLY needed a good hitch. It's rather heavy, so my husband has to put the main part onto the truck. But after the first time installing it and getting it set up right, it's very easy to do now. When I'm not towing, the main parts come off the truck and I just keep a regular hitch/receiver/ball back there. (tends to keep people from getting to close to my truck)