Air Safe hitches....

[Air-Texas]

Thanks Bluto, Reese has many different products out there, and I do not know enough about them to pick the right one..

[Larry C]

Originally Posted by Air-Texas

I am looking at selling my HaHA and getting this setup. Can someone post the model numbers of the reese strait line dual cam wd system.
When I look at them on line, there seem to be many variations of the reese system.

I may be mistaken, but I think the Dual Cam system is an "add on" to the Reese Staight Line hitch. A year or so, I sold my original Reese Dual Cam with an SOB (Open Range) that I sold.
When I bought the AS that we now have, I bought a new style Dual Cam, for the current AS.
Just make sure that when you buy, to get the 800 pound trunnion bars. Mine came with the 1,200, and even with the AirSafe, it is overkill. I finally found a set of 800 pound bars.....
You will like the AirSafe/Reese set up, especially when you are hooking up, and unhooking...
Larry C

[ebair]

We put a class 6 on the 3500 Chevrolet in 2008, use it to tow our 34' Limited. Like the others much smoother ride over concrete roads and much less shock transmitted to the coach from the HD suspension of the truck. We have a Reese hitch and use the 600 lb bars. Highly recommended!

[Air-Texas]

Thanks, but are there any model numbers?

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[Silvertwinkie]

You need something like this:

Reese 66082 Weight Distribution Strait Line 600 Trunnion Bar w Shank | eBay

I spec'd out the 600# bars, but this gives you a general idea of whatcha need.

[Air-Texas]

Thanks. There are so many model numbers on line, that it's hard to find the right one.

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[jump]

Bought my reese straight line from e trailer ... better price than is shown on that eBay sale from carid.

[tsunami]

If possible, would like to see a couple of photos from different angles with the Airsafe and an Equalizer WD hitch. Thanks