Sway Bars - Need One or Two?
We have a 28' TT (Coachmen Captiva) that we pull with our F150. We recently purchased a sway bar (installed one passenger side) and it has reduced the swaying a great deal. If we install a second ...
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jaycocreek wrote:donn0128 wrote:
Yes. But a proper setup hitch might help you more.
I have a 30ft Keystone(Bumper to ball) and a Ford F-150 and I have not installed my sway bar..Don't need it but then again I don't do freeways often either.
I'm just not getting any un-normal sway so know need to instal my sway bar.
I agree.
My rig is a 30 foot TrailCruiser and I tow with a 1500 Sierra with just a Husky WDH and ran without Sway control for years. I had no sway at all. Last season I purchased a used Husky Hitch assembly (I wanted the higher rated bars and the entire used hitch was less then new bars) and it came with one sided sway friction bar. I installed the sway control because I had it, and have found I don't even notice it. I'm confident that my set-up is fine without the sway control, but it seems like free-insurance since I already have it.
