Anderson weight distribution hitches

[10drum]

Has anyone used these?

https://andersenhitches.com/Catalog/weight-distribution-kits.aspx

[nayther]

10drum wrote:
Thanks for the replies. I don't know about what the owner of the company has done or not done, I'm more interested in the product. I am pulling a 2015 Livinlite Quicksilver 7x20 toy hauler. 5000lb/with toys & 600lb TW, 4000lbs without toys & 660lb TW. My tow vehicle is a 2017 Nissan Titan.

I'll tell you what the idiot did. He carved his initials in sandstone at Arches National Park.

[10drum]

Thanks for the replies. I don't know about what the owner of the company has done or not done, I'm more interested in the product. I am pulling a 2015 Livinlite Quicksilver 7x20 toy hauler. 5000lb/with toys & 600lb TW, 4000lbs without toys & 660lb TW. My tow vehicle is a 2017 Nissan Titan.

[Captain_Happy]

You either liken or you
U don't. I have one and like it. But my hitch weight is less then 500 lbs. I've seem traitors much larger using them.

[Moosehead05]

I have one,don t like it. It can t put enough weight back on front of the truck. It is light and easy to use. I can only get my truck back to 3/4" of where it started. I have a 16 f250 pulling a 15 forest river grey wolf limited toy hauler.

[Earl_E]

I have one and love the ease of it. Most the criticisms come from arm chair critics that have never used one. I have no problems transferring weight to the front axle with at least 900 pds tongue weight.

[bob213]

After the owner of Andersen was caught defacing property in a National Park, there isn't a single product Andersen makes that I would buy.

[camp-n-family]

No personal experience but have read many reviews on it. Many seem happy with its light weight and ease of use. The biggest complaint seems to be the inability to transfer enough weight with tongues over 600lbs. Might not be the best option for tongue heavy toy haulers. Other problems seem to be with the bushings wearing out and excessive coupler latch wear.