Should I use my Equal-i-zer?
Bit of a long story, so bear with me. We just sold our old camper, but have had no luck selling our 600/6,000 lbs. Equal-i-zer brand WD hitch. New trailer is 32' foot 750 lb. tongue weight 6500 ...
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What's the worst that could happen? You could crack the hitch head when greater than normal stress is encountered (think of going through a swale or hitting a big bump). You could also have insufficient friction to counter the sway; a heavier TT needs greater friction to dampen unwanted motion, but you can't apply greater friction because of the hitch's limitations. So, I vote for a new hitch.
If you don't want to spend on a heavier Equal-i-zer, the Husky Centerline TS appears to work in the same manner but is priced lower.
If you don't want to spend on a heavier Equal-i-zer, the Husky Centerline TS appears to work in the same manner but is priced lower.
