Andersen No-Sway Experience
Over all I give the Andersen a thumbs up. Initial install is simple and quick. Its ability to move weight forward on your rig is surprisingly good. It pulls well and handles sway about as well as coul...
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Update:. Well, got another 6 or 700 miles on the rig. Again, a nice comfy ride. Easy hookup etc etc. I did spend some time at the scales, and once again, I am completely happy with the setup. For the record, am running with approx 1/4 inch of compression on the bushings. I had about about a page and a half of other info here but upon review, deleted it as it is useless. Those that have the right rig setup love this hitch and others? Well, LOL what do I care. You guys and gals on here are all grownups and able to form your own opinions. But I am super happy with this thing.
One note about hitching and unhitching. If you are having trouble with it, try this, once you are spotted, try pulling ahead and backing up a few times, just like 3 or 4 feet. What I have found is that it will help to straighten out the plate and make it easier to drop it off. When you hook back up, make sure your TV is at the same angle to the trailer as it was when you unhooked.
Hope this helps.
One note about hitching and unhitching. If you are having trouble with it, try this, once you are spotted, try pulling ahead and backing up a few times, just like 3 or 4 feet. What I have found is that it will help to straighten out the plate and make it easier to drop it off. When you hook back up, make sure your TV is at the same angle to the trailer as it was when you unhooked.
Hope this helps.
