Weight Distributing Hitches
We upgraded from a 24 foot travel trailer to a 33 foot travel trailer this summer. We are towing with a Ford F150 with Eco Boost engine. The truck is rated to tow up to 9600 and our TT is 6500 so we...
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downtheroad wrote:
To the original poster. (I'll probable get ripped to shreds for theis but) I'm not a fan of a single friction bar sway control for a trailer that long (33 feet). My choice would be a Reece Dual Cam HP / Strait-Line.
I just joined these forums but have been a Good Sam member for 3 years now. Just curious is there a lot of mean people in here who can't agree without ripping each other to shreds? :-) I have always found RV people to be some of the best people and find that hard to believe that there is a lot of shredding.
Anyway I would agree that single friction bar sway control is NOT enough for this trailer. Which is why I'm here asking about which one to invest my money in. Looking at spending anywhere from $600-1000 so just researching which one may work best.
Anyone have any opinions on speed of hitching up with one versus the other? My husband is a disabled veteran with multiple sclerosis and is not really able to help much so I am doing the hitching 100% on my own (off topic but back-up camera in tailgate is best invention ever for getting under the ball on the first try everytime) and so ease of hitching up is also a concern for me and weight of the unit to pick up and put into the hitch receiver.
Thanks for all the helpful comments so far and keep them coming (and let's skip the shredding).
