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- 4aSongExplorerI had a bad experience with the E2 Manufacture and Dealer when purchasing a hitch for our Lance, neither informed us that special link brackets (at an additional cost) were needed for the BAL/Norco frame which is used by Lance. The E2 hitch comes with universal link brackets which were not designed for the BAL/Norco frame. After much research we decided to go with a different hitch.
- tomo1250ExplorerThanks 4asong. I just purchased a Lance model 1995, haven't taken delivery yet. What brand did you purchase? Any installation issues?
- 4aSongExplorerWe have a Lance 1985 and am using the hitch from my previous trailer which is a eaz-lift with 800# bars. Have not had any issues with this hitch.
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Lance owners of America - hondaproExplorerI have a e2 hitch for my springdale,the trailer is 35 foot all pulled by a 14 F-250 crew cab, I am happy with the hitch it works very well with my combination.
- 6_7_tow_rigExplorer
hondapro wrote:
I have a e2 hitch for my springdale,the trailer is 35 foot all pulled by a 14 F-250 crew cab, I am happy with the hitch it works very well with my combination.
Same here - TXicemanExplorer IIThe E2 looks like the Equal-zer (SP) brand hitch and should perform the same. Form my TT towing experience and many thousand miles, you cannot beat the Reese Dual Cam Straightline hitch. It is a reasonable priced hitch and works well. A lot of dealers do not like to sell them because they take a bit longer to install and set up properly.
Ken - Ron3rdExplorer III
TXiceman wrote:
The E2 looks like the Equal-zer (SP) brand hitch and should perform the same. Form my TT towing experience and many thousand miles, you cannot beat the Reese Dual Cam Straightline hitch. It is a reasonable priced hitch and works well. A lot of dealers do not like to sell them because they take a bit longer to install and set up properly.
Ken
The Fastway E2 looks like it has a completely different style of hitch head than the original Equalizer and does not have the "sockets" for 4 point sway control like the original. Don't own one, so can't say good or bad about it, but it is not the same as an Equalizer. The only thing that looks the same are the L-Brackets on the frame. I believe they refer to this hitch as 2 point sway control. - penguin149ExplorerRon3rd is correct. E2 is 2-way sway control. I have the 800# E2 and have been pleased with it. You can get trunnion or round bar set ups....I have the round bar.
The E2 was about half the cost of the Equalizer brand hitch. Got mine from Makarios RV; free shipping. Installation was easy. Much better than a regular WD hitch and a friction sway control IMO.
My only complaint is that you really have to raise the TV in order to relieve enough tension to remove the bars; my TT does not have a power tongue jack so there's a fair amount of cranking to raise and lower before I'm hooked up or unhooked. No a big deal, especially if you have an electric jack.
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