Hey Equalizer people, which one should I get?

Francesca Knowles wrote:
E-trailer has a very informative page that explains how to properly choose/size weight distributing hitch systems. Here's the link.

Whatever size you decide to buy, do understand that unless specifically designed/advertised to do so, WDH systems do NOT serve as/provide sway control, which then must be added on. Too many folks have discovered this the hard way. That part of the equation is also well explained at the linked-to page above.

Are you saying the sway control built-in on some WDH's is not adequate? The Equalizer WDH has sway built in.

E-trailer has a very informative page that explains how to properly choose/size weight distributing hitch systems. Here's the link.

Whatever size you decide to buy, do understand that unless specifically designed/advertised to do so, WDH systems do NOT serve as/provide sway control, which then must be added on. Too many folks have discovered this the hard way. That part of the equation is also well explained at the linked-to page above.

My outfit is a bit heavier than yours, but I have the 14K. No regrets. I think with your rig, the 10K would do it. However, if you are planning on switching trailers some day soon, you may want to go with the 12K. Don't just plan for the immediate moment, but look ahead also. I used the same WD bars on 3 different trailers and 4 different tow vehicles. I thought the WD system was a bit overkill when I first got them, but they paid to be beneficial a couple years later when we traded for a heavier camper. (I'm just sayin'? Think about your future too!).

If your weights are loaded then the 10k should be plenty and still leave a little room for the tongue weight to increase. Bigger than that would work but ride may suffer with the stiffer bars.