weight distribution hitch

[dthurk]

HI AGAIN....
I made a mistake on the size. instead of 2 3/8 inch it is 5 5/16 inch.
sorry about that
 
Ray Cooper
Tigard, OR

WOW!    :yikes:

[AustinBoston]

HI AGAIN....
I made a mistake on the size. instead of 2 3/8 inch it is 5 5/16 inch.
sorry about that
 
Ray Cooper
Tigard, OR

I think you are confusing the size of the ball (usually 2 inches with a pop-up) with the amount of lift or drop.  A trailer requiring a 5 5/16" ball would need a mack truck to tow it.

Austin

[dthurk]

I think you are confusing the size of the ball (usually 2 inches with a pop-up) with the amount of lift or drop. A trailer requiring a 5 5/16" ball would need a mack truck to tow it.
 
Austin

And would probably be the size of a 2500 square foot 2 story house! How many axles for that?
 
Actually 5 5/16" is an odd size for a drop or rise.  Aren't they usually in 2" increments?

[grcooperjr]

And would probably be the size of a 2500 square foot 2 story house! How many axles for that?
 
Actually 5 5/16" is an odd size for a drop or rise. Aren't they usually in 2" increments?

What can i say.... I fat fingered the thumb board on my PDA. It should read
2 5/16 not 5 5/16... Boy that would be a big ball. Maybe tow a 747 or somthing.. :<)  
 
Ray Cooper
Tigard, OR

[brainpause]

I fat fingered the thumb board on my PDA. It should read
2 5/16 not 5 5/16...

I figured that was what happened, but just didn't say anything.

LC

[handfixer]

What can i say.... I fat fingered the thumb board on my PDA. It should read
2 5/16 not 5 5/16... Boy that would be a big ball. Maybe tow a 747 or somthing.. :<)  
 
Ray Cooper
Tigard, OR

you guys are comical.  I really enjoy reading comments at this forum.