Getting Rid of my Dual Cam system
I really like this system but it's such a darn pain. It's so complex no one, anywhere, has any idea how to adjust it or install it. I just had it transferred to a new trailer and new bars also were...
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Fisherguy wrote:Mike Up wrote:
I still think the Reese HP DC would offer better sway control, but not so sure about the Equal-i-zer brand since it just uses steel on steel friction on the bars. The Equalizer and Blue Ox seem to have more sway control in their head units.
That's why I think you're better off keeping the Reese, good luck with your decision, but I think you'd be better off setting up the DC yourself with help from people on here.
Unfortunately I don't have all the tools that required as far torque wrenches, and 3' pipes to use as breaker bars.
That's the problem with the Reese HP DC. If I had my truck and trailer at work, I could do it without problem using their parking lot and their tools but unfortunately they don't allow that.
I have to find a system that can be installed with the tools I have. I may have to have the seller put the ball on for me as they require around 400 lbs of torque but I should be able to get the smaller bolts with a 150 lbs torque wrench. The Blue Ox would be so simple. The only thing I'd have to adjust is the head on the shank and the ball. The rotating latches would be easy to install.
I may still go with round bars but JBarca said they would not work, so I don't know yet. I can't go with Trunnions bars again since the dealer drilled holes for the round bar head instead. I don't want an A frame full of holes.
Not decided yet but am still very frustrated and angry over the whole ordeal.
