Best WD and anti-sway hitch?
I am going to purchase a TV and TT soon, and would like opinions as to the best and easiest to use hitch for a novice like me. I am a newbe and would like the least troublesome unit. Money will be ...
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I agree with every thing you wrote. However, in my experience, you left a couple of negative items out.
1) When hitching and unhitching having to unscrew those big bolts every time. That has quickly gotten to be a pain with me. 2) Don't unhitch at much of an angle between the TV and the TT. I once had a dickens of a time getting it rehitched due to the angle.
I had a Traillite for a year and an Equal-i-zer came with it. That waas an easy hitch and unhitch.
Last year I got a HiLo. Tried the Andersen hitch for it. Everything was great, including me being able to install it. But the hitching and unhitching has become a pain for me.
I'm planning on trading the HiLo for a Koala very soon. I'm going back to the Equal-i-zer.
1) When hitching and unhitching having to unscrew those big bolts every time. That has quickly gotten to be a pain with me. 2) Don't unhitch at much of an angle between the TV and the TT. I once had a dickens of a time getting it rehitched due to the angle.
I had a Traillite for a year and an Equal-i-zer came with it. That waas an easy hitch and unhitch.
Last year I got a HiLo. Tried the Andersen hitch for it. Everything was great, including me being able to install it. But the hitching and unhitching has become a pain for me.
I'm planning on trading the HiLo for a Koala very soon. I'm going back to the Equal-i-zer.
DarthMuffin wrote:
I think the best value and simplest is the Anderson hitch. Less expensive, lightweight, simple, easy to install, setup, and use. Infinitely adjustable. Don't need to disconnect when backing. As an added bonus all the people at the RV store will ask about it ;-)
