I'm looking to get a wdh with sway control. Currently have a curt that came with trailer from dealer, with no sway control. I think I've pretty much decided on an equalizer. So, questioN, where is the best website to buy it, I'm having a hard time finding an online seller for equalizer ....thanks!

Just curious, but can't you add sway-control to the current hitch set-up ?

Dakota98 wrote:Just curious, but can't you add sway-control to the current hitch set-up ?I was wondering about the same thing. My is separate and I can use the sway controller or leave it at home.

There is no comparison between an add on friction sway control bar over an Equal-i-zer brand hitch.Adventurerv.net has good prices and is where I bought mine.

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16 Replies

My_Roadtrek
Explorer
May 26, 2015
Yep, and combine it with a Direct Link
brake controller, and you have one nice set up.
Ron3rd
Explorer III
May 25, 2015
My Roadtrek wrote:
You should also take a look at the Blue Ox SwayPro. Easy to set up, and adjust, and the spring bars won't get grease all over you.
Lots of RV.net members use, and recommend it, including me.
Blue Ox SwayPro

These are wise words. A buddy has the B/O/P and loves it. Seems everybody loves it. Big following on this forum and if I was looking again, I would certainly give it a look.
GaryWT
Explorer
May 23, 2015
I got mine from the dealer when I bought the trailer. I had looked at the Blue Ox and liked the combined idea of WD and sway. When I bought the trailer I just said that I wanted a combined hitch and they said to go with the equil I zer and I love it.
My_Roadtrek
Explorer
May 23, 2015
You should also take a look at the Blue Ox SwayPro. Easy to set up, and adjust, and the spring bars won't get grease all over you.
Lots of RV.net members use, and recommend it, including me.
Blue Ox SwayPro
TerryandKim
Explorer
May 23, 2015
Okay great Thanks!
I got the part number from manufacturer, searched on Google shopping and found the best price there from ... adventurerv.net. thanks for everyone's input!

In the meantime, I'm read more about the Reese dual cam and am back to considering it instead, although it just seems the may be more adjustments that need to be done each trip with the dual cam .. so I'm going to settle with equalizer.
Ron3rd
Explorer III
May 22, 2015
I found lowest price on my EQ hitch on Amazon and it was shipped from Tweetys. If I recall, it was around 485.00 with free shipping. They weigh about 75 lbs and are shipped in two boxes.
DB2BRMI
Explorer
May 22, 2015
etrailer.com

DRB
beemerphile1
Explorer
May 22, 2015
First go to the manufacturers website and determine the correct model. Then go here and search the model number;
http://www.google.com/shopping
daystrom
Explorer
May 22, 2015
Don't waste your money on the socket from Equal-i-zer. Tractor Supply sells a large socket that fits just fine for a lot less money.
2manytoyz
Explorer II
May 22, 2015
farmermark wrote:
try rvwholesaler.

That's where I bought mine. If your order the ball at the same time, they will install it for you.

Otherwise, you'll need to buy the special thin-walled socket. Can't get a wrench on the nut since it's recessed up inside the hitch assembly.