Moving from a Reese DC to Equal-I-zer 4 pt.
Has anyone gone from towing with a Reese DC to an Equal-I-zer 4 point hitch? Did you regret the decision? Anything you miss about the Reese? Anything you don't like about the Equal-I-zer?
Forum Discussion
Both hitches are good.
If you are having a control issue, switching from the EQ to the DC will not correct it. Or visa versa. We may be able to help optimize what you have to find the problem. Is there a problem and what is it?
That said, which Reese WD hitch do you have to go with the DC? The round bar hitch or the trunnion bar? There are certain limitations with the round bar system pending your setup being able to adjust the WD optimally. This generally occurs when the loaded TW gets close to the WD bar rating. This can be a problem with the Reese round bar hitch when used with the DC. The amount of head tilt is very limited. However knowing the problem, there are some things that can be done to help it.
Let us know more and we may be able to help
John
If you are having a control issue, switching from the EQ to the DC will not correct it. Or visa versa. We may be able to help optimize what you have to find the problem. Is there a problem and what is it?
That said, which Reese WD hitch do you have to go with the DC? The round bar hitch or the trunnion bar? There are certain limitations with the round bar system pending your setup being able to adjust the WD optimally. This generally occurs when the loaded TW gets close to the WD bar rating. This can be a problem with the Reese round bar hitch when used with the DC. The amount of head tilt is very limited. However knowing the problem, there are some things that can be done to help it.
Let us know more and we may be able to help
John
