Anti-Sway Bars Needed?
I drive a 2011 Ford F-150 XLT Super Crew Cab. Just bought a 2016 Keystone Outback Terrain 210 TRS to replace my old Jayco Skylark. I'll need a new weight distribution hitch, but am wondering if I'll n...
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bob4470 wrote:owenssailor wrote:
So you have an expensive new truck and a brand new trailer but you are wondering about spending another 500 to 700 dollars for a good integrated WD and sway control hitch? I don't understand that thinking at all.
On top of the value of your combined rig you have the passengers in your unit and others on the road.
a good WD will likely make towing more relaxed. It may prevent a wreck.
If you can afford the rig you have finish it off with a proper hitch.
No, it's a 5 year old truck. And no, it's not about spending another 500 to 700 dollars. It's about getting what I need, not what someone wants to sell me, to ensure safe operation and family safety. So I came here looking for advice from fellow RVers, not sarcasm. But thanks anyway.
I'm sorry that you took my comments as sarcasim. They were not meant that way at all. I was trying to make the point that a good WD hitch with anti sway control is a good investment for you driving comfort and for the safety of all concerned.
