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I don't want to derail the thread to much but I have always been confused on the physics of how the bar loaded weight distribution hitch take shifts the weight as both it and a standard hitch all attach to the ball in the receiver on the frame. Same ball can be used for a regular hitch without the side bars.
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The bars are not attached to the ball.
The bars attach to the hitch part which is attached to the frame of the tow vehicle basically. The bars are a lever basically attached to the trailer frame and tow vehicle frame.
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