Blue Ox Sway Pro vs Husky Center Line
I am familiar with the Hensley Arrow and the ProPride P3 anti-sway systems but decided to opt for the Husky Center Line. I used it for about 3 trips with an admittedly less than ideal setup, a 2013 F...
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After reading everything I could and speaking to Blue Ox 3 times, I went ahead and ordered the BXW0750 from Amazon.com for $562.99 with free shipping.
At first glance, it looks like any all the other chain based WDHs out there so I didn't understand how it was different. From what I understand now, the angle of the bars is what gives it it's anti-sway properties. As the bar moves further out, the angle of the head puts more pressure on the bars, making them want to return to center.
On the Center Line, they use a spring driven cam but only one is active at a time. I believe the dual bar action and the short chain of the Sway Pro will give me the same anti-sway bar properties.
I probably won't have it installed for 3 weeks or so but don't hold your breath for side by side comparison, I expect the only difference will be faster hitching and a quieter ride.
At first glance, it looks like any all the other chain based WDHs out there so I didn't understand how it was different. From what I understand now, the angle of the bars is what gives it it's anti-sway properties. As the bar moves further out, the angle of the head puts more pressure on the bars, making them want to return to center.
On the Center Line, they use a spring driven cam but only one is active at a time. I believe the dual bar action and the short chain of the Sway Pro will give me the same anti-sway bar properties.
I probably won't have it installed for 3 weeks or so but don't hold your breath for side by side comparison, I expect the only difference will be faster hitching and a quieter ride.
