Hensley arrow on eBay - Worth while upgrade?

I looked at Hensleys but decide they were too expensive, even at $800 as I bought a Reese Dual Cam for 250. Just don't know the advantage when my trailer never meanders. Most of the weaving on trailers is actually cause by tires and if one has a proper anti sway hitch. We changed to Michelin 16in tires from Hercules 15s and it felt like a new TT.

Passin Thru wrote:
I looked at Hensleys but decide they were too expensive, even at $800 as I bought a Reese Dual Cam for 250. Just don't know the advantage when my trailer never meanders. Most of the weaving on trailers is actually cause by tires and if one has a proper anti sway hitch. We changed to Michelin 16in tires from Hercules 15s and it felt like a new TT.

I looked at the dual cam but I heard too many complaints about it being hard to get set up correctly. I'm happy with the cost of my used Hensley at $800 I even opted for the $515 warranty. For under $1400 I have a Hensley with a full warranty.

Passin Thru wrote:
I looked at Hensleys but decide they were too expensive, even at $800 as I bought a Reese Dual Cam for 250. Just don't know the advantage when my trailer never meanders. Most of the weaving on trailers is actually cause by tires and if one has a proper anti sway hitch. We changed to Michelin 16in tires from Hercules 15s and it felt like a new TT.

While I agree that the Reese DC is a good unit, I don't agree with your comment regarding sway. Loading, where the axles are on the trailer, how much tongue weight, hitch setup (to name a few) are a few of the many ways that can and do affect sway.

I used the DC setup for well over a year. IMO, a fair comparison for the HH vs the DC, is much like comparing the DC to a friction sway bar WDH. It is that much better.

YMMV.