Good and Bad about Blue Ox Sway Pro
I just purchased a 2013 Cougar 32RBK travel trailer and I am towing it with a 2006 Ford F350 Crew Cab With the 6.0 Powerstroke. I am looking at getting the Blue Ox Sway Pro and would like to here the ...
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BenK wrote:
Just in to peek and not enough time to really noodle this, but am liking it more.
So much more, maybe this instead of a Pullrite...just a maybe till more time
to go through how it works. The Pullrite's loss of ground clearance
a potential deal breaker for me...especially in light of my new found
attributes of this Ox system
Ben,
The Pullrite and the Blue Ox are in two totally different leagues as far as performance. That said there is no "perfect" hitch for every application.
The Pullrite has the most rock solid principal IMHO for trailer towing on the ball offered. It does however have some things that can not make it suitable in all applications. I almost owned one of the 2K Pullrites for my F350. In my case the lack of being able to have a receiver in weight carrying mode above 300# put the deal on hold. Having a 1 ton truck and only being able to haul a trailer with a max of 300# in WC mode was difficult to overcome the way I use the truck.
That said, where it fits the need it is the best option for towing large, long trailers on the ball.
