To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Fastway e2 HITCH TRUNNION trailer nose is too high or too low?
If your Fastway Automobile Accessories trailer nose is too high or too low, it could be due to: * **Incorrect shank:** Consult your local e2 hitch dealer about using a specialty shank. * **Incorrect hitch ball height:** Follow Step 8 - Trailer Pitch Adjustment to change the hitch ball height.
What causes creaking and groaning noise in Fastway e2 HITCH TRUNNION?
Creaking and groaning noises in your Fastway Automobile Accessories often stem from dirty or dry friction surfaces in the hitch head. To address this, clean and lubricate the hitch ball and other friction surfaces of the head and spring bars (Step 10) using a high quality bearing grease.
What to do if sway control brackets slide on Fastway e2 HITCH TRUNNION?
If the sway control brackets slide forward or backward along the trailer frame while towing with your Fastway Automobile Accessories, it is likely because the link plate is not tight enough. Follow Steps 4 and 9 to tighten the link plates correctly.
Why did my Fastway e2 HITCH TRUNNION L-bracket break?
A bent or broken L-bracket, L-pin, or link plate on your Fastway Automobile Accessories may be due to: * **Sway control bracket installed too far back from the hitch ball center:** Follow Step 4 and set the center of the sway control bracket between 27” and 30” from the center of the coupler socket. * **Link plates not installed upside down for bottom-mount coupler:** Follow Steps 4 and 9 to install and tighten sway control brackets correctly.
Why is my Fastway e2 HITCH TRUNNION trailer swaying?
Trailer sway in Fastway Automobile Accessories can occur due to several reasons: * **Light tongue weight:** To resolve this, determine the gross trailer weight (GTW) and tongue weight (TW). Ensure the TW is at least 10% of the GTW, adhering to the trailer manufacturer's guidelines. Adjust the load distribution in the trailer to achieve the correct TW/GTW ratio and remove any cargo carriers or a second trailer from the rear. * **Improperly rated or under-inflated tires:** Make sure that your tires are inflated correctly, or replace them with properly rated tires. * **Tow capacity exceeded:** Reduce TW and GTW, or use a tow vehicle with sufficient tow ratings. Do not tow if either capacity is exceeded. * **Hitch undersized:** Check that your GTW and TW do not exceed your hitch’s tow...
Lists tools required specifically for attaching the hitch ball to the hitch head.
Explains how the hitch transfers load between axles to improve vehicle handling and sway control.
Describes the built-in sway control feature and its steel-on-steel friction mechanism.
Details the measurement and placement of sway control brackets on the trailer frame.
Instructions for assembling the link plates with bolts, washers, and nuts.
Explains how to identify a good weight distribution adjustment by measuring vehicle height.
Prepares the tow vehicle and trailer for hitch setup with auto-level systems.
Details weight distribution setup and adjustments for vehicles with auto-level systems.
Park the loaded tow vehicle and trailer on a level surface for proper setup.
Install or check the hitch ball's condition and tightness on the hitch head.
Measure, secure shank, preload head angle, and attach head to shank.
Install link plates and L-brackets on trailer frame after determining coupler style.
Take initial measurements and install spring bars onto L-brackets.
Verify good weight distribution and perform necessary adjustments.
Check trailer pitch and make required adjustments.
Ensure all bolts, nuts, pins, and clips are properly tightened and secured.
Provide the owner's manual to the customer for future reference.
General| Category | Automobile Accessories |
|---|---|
| Type | Weight Distribution Hitch |
| Brand | Fastway |
| Model | e2 |
| Hitch Type | Trunnion |
| Material | Steel |
| Installation | Bolt-on |
| Finish | Powder Coated |
| Compatibility | Fits 2 inch hitch receivers |
