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.
This is correct for the weight distribution spring bars if those bars are part of a sway control system such as the Equalizer brand but not for the friction sway controls which have no pressure on them and release by pulling spring clips.
