Reese Steadi-Flex Weight Distributing Hitch
Item No. 93884
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Reese Steadi-Flex Weight Distributing Hitch
$569.99
$629.99
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Additional Freight charge of
$45.00
applies.
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Features
Integrated sway control with weight distribution for safer, easier towing.
Automotive-style friction material tames sway with no chains to adjust. Sleek cast head with tapered spring bars for a clean, aerodynamic profile. No-drill installation fits 6” frames with bottom mount couplers. Hitch bar included; hitch ball sold separately. Mfr. limited lifetime warranty.
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Automotive-style friction material tames sway with no chains to adjust. Sleek cast head with tapered spring bars for a clean, aerodynamic profile. No-drill installation fits 6” frames with bottom mount couplers. Hitch bar included; hitch ball sold separately. Mfr. limited lifetime warranty.
- 10,000 lb. trailer weight
- 1,000 lb. tongue weight
Specs
| Weight Capacity | 10000.00 lbs |
|---|---|
| Unit Weight | 107.00 lb |
| Brand | Cequent |
| MFG Part No. | 66559 |
Reviews
Rated 1 out of
5
by
DeeJa from
Avoid
I purchased one of these for my rv. While it worked fine, we had a spring bar stolen while parked at a store while we were shopping. Reese does not offer replacements for this Steadi-Flex hitch. I cannot find one anywhere. Now I know why ours was stolen. I do not recommend this product to anyone!
Date published: 2019-10-11
Q & A
Can you back up or make sharp turns without touching or making adjustments to this Reese Steadi-Flex hitch?
Yes, no issues backing or jackknifing while engaged
Date published: 2019-05-06
Can this be left on your truck when not in use?
No, the manufacturer instructions to remove the weight distributing hitch when not towing to prevent contamination of head sockets, reduce chance of striking hitch on driveway ramps or other objects, and minimize damage in the even of rear-end collision.
Date published: 2019-03-08