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     • A weight distribution system is a type of hitch used to evenly distribute the load on a vehicle and trailer. It works by transferring some of the tongue weight from the back of the tow vehicle to its axles, as well as distributing it more evenly between all four wheels.
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2. auto.howstuffworks.com › auto-parts › towingHow Towing Weight Distribution Systems Work | HowStuffWorks

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   A weight distribution system is important because it eases the situation by spreading some of that increased tongue weight off the rear axle of the tow vehicle and onto the front axle, as well as the axle (or axles) of the trailer. With that leverage, everything balances out and driving performance increases dramatically.

3. www.etrailer.com › faq-weightdistribution5 Things to Know About Weight Distribution Hitches

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   A weight distribution hitch (or weight distribution system) helps to ensure a smooth, level ride and allows you to tow at the maximum capacity allowed by your hitch. It also helps to correct tow vehicle sag, improve steering and stopping, and—when used with sway control—correct trailer sway.

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5. practicalmotoring.com.au › car-advice › what-is-aWhat is a weight distribution hitch and how does it work?

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   What is a weight distribution hitch? These are a set of spring bars that are fitted to the trailer’s drawbar. Once fitted and adjusted they create a lever that spreads the weight but not the mass being applied to the towbar and rear of the vehicle evenly across the axles of your tow vehicle and trailer.

6. www.carparts.com › blog › how-does-a-weightHow Does a Weight Distribution Hitch Work? - CarParts.com

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   Oct 12, 2023 · A weight distribution hitch, also called a stabilizer hitch or WD hitch, improves weight distribution when hauling a trailer. It distributes the weight across the trailer’s axles and the vehicle’s rear axles.

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8. www.carsguide.com.au › car-advice › how-does-aHow does a weight distribution hitch impact towing? - CarsGuide

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   Dec 28, 2022 · But what is a WDH and do you need one? WDH stands for Weight Distribution Hitch, but they’re also known as caravan ride levellers, a load distribution hitch, weight distribution bars, caravan levelling devices, and more, but they’re all more or less the same thing and operate on the same principles.

9. www.autoserviceworld.com › vehicle-weightVehicle Weight Distribution and Handling: Factors Affecting ...

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   Apr 23, 2024 · But what makes a car handle and stay stable? The answer is something called “vehicle weight distribution.” Center of Gravity (CG) and Weight Distribution. Every car has a center of gravity (CG), which is like a special point where all its weight comes together. Even though you can’t see it, this point is super important for how the car works.

10. andersenhitches.com › how-does-a-weightHow does a weight distribution hitch work? - Andersen Hitches

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    Weight distribution hitches operate by utilizing various mechanisms to redistribute the weight of the trailer tongue to the front axle of the tow vehicle. This helps alleviate rear-end sagging and improves steering control, enhancing the overall towing experience.