Anti-sway Bar
Is there an anti-sway bar that can be attached to the trailer tongue without boring holes and bolting it on?f My daughter and son-in-law, and my grandson have just started delivering travel trailers ...
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Answer is NO.
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Trailers do not need sway control unless they are wiliey, and a new one should be fine, esp unloaded.
If they are towing professionally then they likely have a big truck, 3/4 or 1 ton and it is heavy enough to not be swayed much anyway.
I have had WD hitch, but never ever used a sway control, never needed it on several trailers I have owned.
I have towed trucks on a dolly backwards and had sway issues, but this can be overcome or corrected with driving techniques.
We can close topic.
Trailers do not need sway control unless they are wiliey, and a new one should be fine, esp unloaded.
If they are towing professionally then they likely have a big truck, 3/4 or 1 ton and it is heavy enough to not be swayed much anyway.
I have had WD hitch, but never ever used a sway control, never needed it on several trailers I have owned.
I have towed trucks on a dolly backwards and had sway issues, but this can be overcome or corrected with driving techniques.
