will this work on my 28' camper with equalizer hitch
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It should, if your receiver end of the hitch (tow vehicle side) has a place to mount the required small round connecting ball.
1128859
I don't think you would have room to mount it with you equalizer hitch there
16214
Yes, it will I'm using it on a 28 foot airstream and a 45 foot boat trailer
619939
Absolutely. I have a 38 foot T.T. and I back it up our 200 ft back driveway after every trip. You will enjoy how this hitch performs. We have used a Reese dual cam anti-sway system and the Husky. I have found this Equalizer (when properly installed) to be the best hitch available... especially for the price. On one cross country trip we had a unit in the space next to us with the identical hitch and approached me to ask about its' performance. He had real trouble with his unit. I went over to look at the unit and found a do it yourself hook up that even I was alarmed by how screwed up he mounted it. I have had NO problems with ours and would not go to any other hitch on the market. Absolutely. I have a 38 foot T.T. and I back it up our 200 ft back driveway after every trip. You will enjoy how this hitch performs. We have used a Reese dual cam anti-sway system and the Husky. I have found this Equalizer (when properly installed) to be the best hitch available... especially for the price. On one cross country trip we had a unit in the space next to us with the identical hitch and approached me to ask about its' performance. He had real trouble with his unit. I went over to look at the unit and found a do it yourself hook up that even I was alarmed by how screwed up he... » Read More Absolutely. I have a 38 foot T.T. and I back it up our 200 ft back driveway after every trip. You will enjoy how this hitch performs. We have used a Reese dual cam anti-sway system and the Husky. I have found this Equalizer (when properly installed) to be the best hitch available... especially for the price. On one cross country trip we had a unit in the space next to us with the identical hitch and approached me to ask about its' performance. He had real trouble with his unit. I went over to look at the unit and found a do it yourself hook up that even I was alarmed by how screwed up he mounted it. I have had NO problems with ours and would not go to any other hitch on the market. « Show Less
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Go directly to the Curt Manufacturing site for the specifications. I use it with a load leveling hitch on a 10,500lb trailer with a 14,000 lb hitch. It works very will to get everything lined up and level to not put an uneven load on the axles.
1770085
As long as you have a b&w; hitch system in your truck the extender will work, it works great in my truck, gives me a couple extra inches when pulling my travel trailer
69080
Like everyone has said, it is going to depend on the combination of your truck and trailer. The part of the hitch that goes into the receiver tube is an "L" and can either point up or down. I needed it to point up for my trailer. That made it interfere with the tailgate, by 1/2"? Pointing the hitch down would put the trailer tongue too low. Im guessing that it is not recommended... but after I tried out the hitch to make sure it worked like people said it did, I cut off the extra height on the "L" piece. Works great, no interference now.
23505
Any type of mounting system will work. The unit needs to be tall enough for reduced obstructions. I have mine mounted on the top of my camper.
923750
Well, I googled it and it looks like you have a 2" hitch from what I can see so it will. You could make a call to a dealer to confirm.
730913
You might need an extension piece for your hitch. It clamps onto a 2" bar. It didn't work for us because I use a sway hitch for our camper.
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It should if it has a standard A-frame hitch. You need to be able to install the brackets that pull up the chains to tension the spring bars. If the V-nose goes to far forward you may have a time installing the brackets. My brackest are installed about 24" back from the center of the coupler.
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Yes- it is the actual Toyota brand hitch. I use it with an equalization hitch and sway bar on my 21 foot forest river Mini-Light camper and it works great, with no issues. I also use it with my snowmobile trailer which I also use to haul ATVs, a riding lawnmower and what ever else I might need to move or haul.
1934358
Yes it will work, it is grounded through the harness and through the hitch ball itself
1408437
Offhand I would think that your rig (tires/suspension) may have too much play to allow this to work. I took a chance ordering mine, and it worked, but my trailer is much smaller than yours. Perhaps ask a fellow camper to 'test drive' theirs, or ask a dealer to try it out first before you spend the money.
54104
Hello Richard. Unfortunately I show that the manufacturer (Dee-Zee) does not have a listing for your application. Bert CampRigid Hitch Amazon Sales
1794092
As long as the height and width of the hitch work for the trailer. Keep in mind it shifts sideways to all the trailer to be towed so make sure you have enough of a neck on the trailer.
1634434
I don't think I would. The bars may not stay within the keepers during tight turns. Search Equalizer 4 point hitch on you-tube, lots of video of mounting and in use as well. Mounting instructions @ www.equalizerhitch.com/.../installinstructions.php
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The hitch will work for sure. It is dependent on the rails installed on the pickup. This does not come with rails. I installed mine on existing rails that fit a lighter Reese hitch and they were a perfect fit on the 22 inch spacing of the rails. This is a heavy duty hitch.