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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I was a little concerned with amount of weight, the Andersen hitch, restored to the front axle, and, actually bought another hitch (Blue Ox SwayPro). Thirty six hours, before a 1500 mile trip, the Blue Ox broke (1500 lb trunion bars, bent). Replacement parts did not show up in time, and, I went on that trip with the Andersen hitch. Even though scale numbers say the FALR is a little low, I was pleasantly surprised with the hitch performance.
I think, I-94 may be the worst highway (ruts, potholes, construction) in the country, days without a cross wind are rare (if ever), and this hitch did a fine job.
New bars were here when I got back. I'll give Blue Ox a try for next trip, and, I'm keeping the Andersen for a spare, or a replacement if Blue Ox breaks again. Maybe, Blue Ox will be the spare.
I think, I-94 may be the worst highway (ruts, potholes, construction) in the country, days without a cross wind are rare (if ever), and this hitch did a fine job.
New bars were here when I got back. I'll give Blue Ox a try for next trip, and, I'm keeping the Andersen for a spare, or a replacement if Blue Ox breaks again. Maybe, Blue Ox will be the spare.
