weight distribution/sway or not
TV is a 2014 Tahoe with HD tow package, 8,000 lbs tow rating, pulling a flagstaff microlite 23' empty weight is 3630, been told I do not need a weight distribution/sway bar, would like to other opinio...
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handye9 wrote:ssemalone wrote:
Soooo that leads to the next question.. Which one is best????
You'll get too many inputs here. Everybody will say, the best one is the one they have.
The most expensive would be the Hensley. That would be over kill for your set up.
You are pretty much borderline as to wether you need oone, or not.
I too, would recommend you get one. The one I think would suit you the best, is this one.
It's clean (no need to carry grease or lubricant of any kind), quiet (no moaning and groaning of WD bars), lite weight (60 lbs total weight), and has been reported to work very well with liter tongue weights.
Agree 100% on the Andersen hitch, especially in situations where little weight distribution is required and sway control and bounce attenuation are the bigger priorities. My Ram 1500 sits nice and level with a WDH. The picture linked to my signature at the bottom of this post was taken with no WDH installed. However, I have the Andersen WDH mainly for bounce and in the event of sway, which I haven't experienced yet while towing without it, but know the more I tow, the greater the chance.
