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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djgarcia wrote:APT wrote:
I highly recommend getting a WDH with integrated sway control. Equal-i-zer 4pt, Reese Strait Line, Blueox Swaypro are three with very favorable feedback.
X1, with an integrated sway control, "you have everything to gain and nothing to loose". With out a sway control you may find when you might really need it due to winds, passing trucks, bad road conditions or just before an accident is about to occur that it is too LATE:( Give me an ounce of safety prevention any day! Cut down going out to dinner a couple of times a month:)
I agree with the above 100% and IMO its FOOL HARDY to not just DO IT. Even if the risk is small the consequences of not having it that one time you really need it are just too great. When it comes to the safety of me and my loved ones I want every positive that is reasonably available going in my favor ... there are already enough unknown and even unknown unknowns to do otherwise.
Larry
