Controlling Sway Stresses Trailer Frame?
Let's say I have a travel trailer with a BAD sway problem. Rather than fix the problem, I decide to "fix" the problem with a Propride or Hensley. Even though the trailer is now "fine," underneath a...
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jmtandem wrote:By the way, a sudden and severe swerve while towing a trailer can/will cause the trailer to sway as demonstrated in videos demonstrating the effects on a trailer with and without a sway control hitch.
Please provide the links to the videos you are referencing. I would like to watch them. Hensley, ProPride and PullRite make wonderful hitches for WD. PullRite is a little heavy at 400 pounds but it is likely the best of the three. And if the trailer is not well suited for towing the hitch can 'bandaid' a serious situation so sway is 'contained' so it cannot get out of control. Sway is still there, still trying to occur, it is just controlled. And worse, there is still something wrong with the trailer.
Great post and spot on the money. Get the trailer right FIRST.
