WDH with sway

[scott24]

Originally Posted by sourdough

The towing experience, especially sway, is greatly impacted by the TV. In this case the OP is pulling with a Durango; a relatively short SUV. A slab sided travel trailer is going to have a major impact on the vehicle when it comes to sway. I wouldn't think about towing a TT with that vehicle without a WDH and sway control - you're just asking for trouble IMO.

We got the TT in August and took it out twice and had no problems with sway, bouncing or anything except in the 40 MPH winds. I never said I wasn't going to tow with out a WDH. That's why we are getting one put on. The whole purpose of this was to get input as to what kind of WDH to get.

[sourdough]

Your original post asked about WDH hitches or "other options". By that I thought you might be implying going without a sway control was one of those options. My thought on the Andersen vs Equalizer has been posted. Good luck on your choice.

[koko]

We had the Equalizer on a former trailer and really liked it. When we purchased our present trailer, they put on a different type, and we didn't realize what a huge difference it would make. It was horrible. We've just switched to Equalizer. A few on this forum have the ProPride on their shorter wheel-base vehicles. It's really awesome but really expensive, and there are no distributors. You have to buy directly from the company.

[scott24]

Originally Posted by sourdough

Your original post asked about WDH hitches or "other options". By that I thought you might be implying going without a sway control was one of those options. My thought on the Andersen vs Equalizer has been posted. Good luck on your choice.

Thanks, I probably should have worded it different. I meant other options for brands of a WDH

[scott24]

Looks like we are going with a Husky Centerline TS. Its new and we seen it at a open house at a dealer. Looks very beefy.