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 have a question for those of you with 1,000+ lbs of TW. Are you setting the hitch up any differently ( ex: nose of TT up a bit??)
I purchased an Anderson last year and loved the anti sway. Last year we drove from MN to CO to Grand Canyon. We hit high winds numerous times and I felt the Anderson greatly improved sway control over the Equalizer brand I previously had.
However the one issue I had was that I could not move enough weight off my drive axle.
On our return trip I actually had one of the bushings explode in Iowa. Anderson replaced it but I have not put the anderson back on and have been using the Equalizer (which is a pain to hitch and unhitch).
I am driving an Excursion and my TT is a Sabre 30BHDS and has a loaded tongue weight of about 1,100lbs. This spring a rep at Anderson told me the heavy rear end of the X along with the heavy TW just may not be a good fit for the Anderson. I was bummed because after using the Anderson, it's hard to go back to the Equalizer.
I purchased an Anderson last year and loved the anti sway. Last year we drove from MN to CO to Grand Canyon. We hit high winds numerous times and I felt the Anderson greatly improved sway control over the Equalizer brand I previously had.
However the one issue I had was that I could not move enough weight off my drive axle.
On our return trip I actually had one of the bushings explode in Iowa. Anderson replaced it but I have not put the anderson back on and have been using the Equalizer (which is a pain to hitch and unhitch).
I am driving an Excursion and my TT is a Sabre 30BHDS and has a loaded tongue weight of about 1,100lbs. This spring a rep at Anderson told me the heavy rear end of the X along with the heavy TW just may not be a good fit for the Anderson. I was bummed because after using the Anderson, it's hard to go back to the Equalizer.
