Blue Ox Sway Pro Hitch
A year ago we purchased a new TT, a Laredo 331BH, GVWR 10K. At the time I was pulling it with a F150 EB max tow, SC. I scaled the two and I was within specs all around, but the truck never felt soli...
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Hannibal wrote:
If I had sway so bad I needed a $2000+ 200#+ hitch to control it, I'd go back to another 5th wheel. I wouldn't buy a travel trailer that has a light tongue weight or the potential for heavy loading aft of the axles. There are other deal breakers as well but as far as towing is concerned...
Some of RVers don't ever want to invest in anything larger than a travel trailer. There is no desire to move into a taller, heavier coach. If they choose to move a longer pull behind, why not spend a few dollars up front for the sake of safety and towing gratification. The engineering has been here for several decades. It works and offers a clear advantage over anything else on the market.
Who knows going into the sale of a new RV how it will tow? Last time I checked, a dealer AINT going to let you try it out first. It's not until you hit your first wind storm that you realize, "hitch balls suck!"
