Equal-i-zer wdh question
I have a half ton truck and 28 foot trailer. I use an equal-I-zer hitch and am very satisfied. I am thinking of buying a larger truck. If I buy a truck that does not squat down when I hook up the trai...
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jmtandem wrote:
I would definately stay with the Reese Dual Cam as it works to resist the tendency for sway and the cams work to return from any offset or sway. This is not present in the Equalizer hitch that simply resists sway and also resists a return from sway.
It might be a matter of semantics -- but, the Dual Cam does not "work to return from any offset or sway."
The Dual Cam resists both moving away from centered and returning to centered.
It's just that the resistance to returning is less than the resistance to moving away from.
The resistance to sway is generated by friction force between cam and bar.
The cam/bar interface is subjected to less normal force (hence, less friction force) when the cam is moving toward the center of the "V".
Ron
