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Old 12-08-2019, 04:56 PM   #18
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Did any of you notice he said SWAY bar, not SPRING bar!
When I had an equalizer the spring bars moved easily as in with my pinky finger. I didn't have an anti-sway bar on that hitch.
Maybe you should go back and re-read post #13... NOWHERE in his post will you find the word "sway"....

He specifically stated: "You did not say what brand of hitch you have but it sounds like a weird hitch. I think that any hitch that you have to lift the back of the truck to hitch up is a very strange hitch."

I'd suggest that any hitch (with spring bars) is much easier to hitch if the back of the tow vehicle is lifted to remove the tension on the spring bars.... That post (#13) is the post to which I was responding and "sway" is not a part of the poster's comment or my response"...YMMV
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