Hooking and unhooking anti sway devices
We are going to purchase a 29 foot travel trailer and will be installing an anti sway device. We have a 3/4 ton dodge diesel PU. When we travel, we want the ability to unhook the TT when we want to ...
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WyoTraveler wrote:
Not really a problem with any of the sway bars. Before unhooking use tongue jack and raise about a foot to release pressure on sway bars. Disconnect sway bars. Then lower the jack to unhook. Same way hooking up. Make sure hitch is latched. Raise jack about a foot. Connect sway bars. Then lower jack.
Unless this post is about the type of Weigh Distribution bars that include sway control (Hensley, Equalizer, etc) I think this post has to do with weight distribution bars and not sway control devices. No jacking or any other sort of lifting is involved with placing or removing "friction sway control devices". Just turn the handle until loose and lift off.
