Issues with adding weight distribution and sway control hitch
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Zack,
The GM for our TT division got back with me today and let me know that since your unit was produced, we've made changes to the frame to accommodate what we now believe are all brands/styles of hitches used.
So, good news going forward - continuous improvement
Jim
The GM for our TT division got back with me today and let me know that since your unit was produced, we've made changes to the frame to accommodate what we now believe are all brands/styles of hitches used.
So, good news going forward - continuous improvement
Jim
ZNK
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Jim,
I am glad to here that! Must be an update in the 2013 year. Mine is a 2012. Only problem I may have someday is if I sell the TT, I will have to include the hitch in the sale. But I am confident that the fix my dealer did is a superior product than what I would have had if it were a simple bolt on. I would have been concerned that they could be stolen.
As for the post being moved, I understand why it was moved now. I was just frustrated because I couldn't find it
Do you think this modification could void a warranty?
Thanks much for your assistance in this matter.
Zack and Kelsea
I am glad to here that! Must be an update in the 2013 year. Mine is a 2012. Only problem I may have someday is if I sell the TT, I will have to include the hitch in the sale. But I am confident that the fix my dealer did is a superior product than what I would have had if it were a simple bolt on. I would have been concerned that they could be stolen.
As for the post being moved, I understand why it was moved now. I was just frustrated because I couldn't find it
Do you think this modification could void a warranty?
Thanks much for your assistance in this matter.
Zack and Kelsea
Zack,
I couldn't say on the warranty. But I've never heard of Heartland refusing warranty coverage for such a thing. If a failed frame was clearly a result of the welding - that would be a different matter. I think you're in good shape.
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I couldn't say on the warranty. But I've never heard of Heartland refusing warranty coverage for such a thing. If a failed frame was clearly a result of the welding - that would be a different matter. I think you're in good shape.
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