mikeinatlanta

Typical me I do all kinds of research on a new weight distribution system. Ended up picking the Reese with sway control. So I pull up the install instructions and it won't fit my Vnose, so had to get the Curt Tru Trac. Curt seems to be a fine weight distribution system, but would have saved myself a lot of time if I had taken some measurement BEFORE spending hours shopping.

Word of advice. If you are comparing which way to go, take some measurements and eliminate the ones that won't fit. Would have saved me many hours.

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acdii

You would think by now that the distance between head and tip ups would be the same for all brands and trailer manufacturers, KNOWING they need a WDH would have that area clean for the install.


Apparently not!

On my Coleman, both the Husky and the Blue Ox tip ups fell in the same place so they were a direct bolt on. On my horse trailer though, I had to cut through a steel plate that was welded to the A frame in order to put the tip up on, as well as move wiring.

chimmike

interesting how they have the propane so far forward versus the battery.

mikeinatlanta

I didn't have room for the Blue Ox.

acdii

What about Equlizer? Those have a skinny strap and angle bracket instead of the wide tip up. https://www.equalizerhitch.com/how-equalizer-works

mikeinatlanta

Haven't checked their dimensions, but very similar to the Curt that fits. Will be installing tomorrow.

NC F150

Why is that interesting?

Narly1

Here is another great problem solver for V-nose trailers with not much tongue length in front of the enclosure:

https://www.etrailer.com/question-122650.html#/

acdii

Bet those are fun to hook up!