Identifying axle type

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   I hate starting a new thread, and I have been reading on here and the FB page about the axle types and switch over around 2015/2016. We just purchased a 2016 179 HRE. It has the 235/75/15 tires and I thought the clearance to the fender was tight. 
I crawled under to see if I had “risers” or the new pitched axle. Definitely no risers, but I found the tag on the axle and it does appear to be pointing downward. The tag reads “22D” in the ID numbers were the non pitched axles supposedly say “zero”. Is this definitive that I have the 22 degree pitched axle?

Thanks in advance,

Patrick

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	I hate starting a new thread, and I have been reading on here and the FB page about the axle types and switch over around 2015/2016. We just purchased a 2016 179 HRE. It has the 235/75/15 tires and I thought the clearance to the fender was tight. I crawled under to see if I had “risers” or the new pitched axle. Definitely no risers, but I found the tag on the axle and it does appear to be pointing downward. The tag reads “22D” in the ID numbers were the non pitched axles supposedly say “zero”. Is this definitive that I have the 22 degree pitched axle? Thanks in advance, Patrick
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