Eating Crow - the "new" Blue Ox Sway Pro
OK, so I will admit upfront that I was one of the first to warn people about the new design of the Blue Ox Swaypro hitch. I had tried to order the original design last year and all that was stocked w...
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I realize this is an old thread..
But I'm curious as to rather or not anyone has figured out why the Blue Ox provides anti-sway when old chain WDH didn't.
Additionally, it seems interesting that the new Husky Centerline TS seems to be using similar principles as the current Blue Ox Swaypro.
http://www.huskytow.com/product/husky-centerline-ts/
Unlike the original Husky Centerline Towing System
http://www.huskytow.com/product/husky-center-line-towing-system/
The TS doesn't appear to have the compression cylinder that provided the restorative forces to the original. The TS also appears to have a fixed head.
Charles
But I'm curious as to rather or not anyone has figured out why the Blue Ox provides anti-sway when old chain WDH didn't.
Additionally, it seems interesting that the new Husky Centerline TS seems to be using similar principles as the current Blue Ox Swaypro.
http://www.huskytow.com/product/husky-centerline-ts/
Unlike the original Husky Centerline Towing System
http://www.huskytow.com/product/husky-center-line-towing-system/
The TS doesn't appear to have the compression cylinder that provided the restorative forces to the original. The TS also appears to have a fixed head.
Charles
