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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Had a dual cam, would never have another one.
Look at some of the newer technology that has been developed it sway control, like the Anderson and the Blue Ox.
If I didn't have a Hennsley, which is ridiculously expensive but very effective in controlling sway, I would seriously consider the Anderson.
Once you have your weight distribution figured out in the TT, you just hook the Anderson up and go.
No busting a gut lifting spring bars, if you do need to fine tune the Anderson it is done with a ratchet.
Another thing I like about the Anderson is no grinding and groaning from spring bars, it disturbes my sleep when I'm driving.;)
Look at some of the newer technology that has been developed it sway control, like the Anderson and the Blue Ox.
If I didn't have a Hennsley, which is ridiculously expensive but very effective in controlling sway, I would seriously consider the Anderson.
Once you have your weight distribution figured out in the TT, you just hook the Anderson up and go.
No busting a gut lifting spring bars, if you do need to fine tune the Anderson it is done with a ratchet.
Another thing I like about the Anderson is no grinding and groaning from spring bars, it disturbes my sleep when I'm driving.;)
