Sway bar options - totally befuddled
We've sold our Class C Jayco and are making the jump to a travel trailer. Have a 3/4 ton Suburban to pull a 32-ft bunkhouse trailer. I've never had to mess with a sway bar before. I get their imp...
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Gary,
I see you are local to where I live also. I too chose the BlueOx swaypro, although mine is the older design. It works well for me. Among the things I like about it is they offer the weight bars in different weight ratings, so you can tailor it to your specific trailer. If you buy a lighter or heavier trailer another time, all you have to swap are the bars. Other manufacturers may have a similar feature, I don't know for sure.
I got my hitch (ordered thru) a RV repair shop over in Tonganoxie.
PM me if you have any questions. Have fun with the new camper.
george
I see you are local to where I live also. I too chose the BlueOx swaypro, although mine is the older design. It works well for me. Among the things I like about it is they offer the weight bars in different weight ratings, so you can tailor it to your specific trailer. If you buy a lighter or heavier trailer another time, all you have to swap are the bars. Other manufacturers may have a similar feature, I don't know for sure.
I got my hitch (ordered thru) a RV repair shop over in Tonganoxie.
PM me if you have any questions. Have fun with the new camper.
george
