Help with adding Dual Cam
I bought a used trailer that came with a draw-tite weight dist hitch. Am trying to add Reese Dual cam sway control to it. I have the hitch at the highest level on the shank, and the ball is at the sam...
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Also, before you go drilling holes in the A-frame, read Reese's instructions. They specify a distance from the centerline of the coupler to the cam arm bracket. It looks like you have too many exposed threads and need to move the brackets rearward. Typically with the trailer level, you would set the ball on the TV an inch higher to compensate for squat. The chains need to be vertical or close to it. When you get to that point, it's important to get the cam arms centered exactly on the ends of spring bars and can take a while.
If you haven't ready the sticky on setting up a dual cam WDH yet, now would be the time to do so. https://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/17730894.cfm
When you do get the Reese dual cam installed and adjusted correctly, it is awesome. Took me one season to get it tweaked right and ended up getting a ball with a 1" rise to optimize it. Don't expect it to work the way you'd expect overnight.
If you haven't ready the sticky on setting up a dual cam WDH yet, now would be the time to do so. https://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/17730894.cfm
When you do get the Reese dual cam installed and adjusted correctly, it is awesome. Took me one season to get it tweaked right and ended up getting a ball with a 1" rise to optimize it. Don't expect it to work the way you'd expect overnight.
