The title pretty much ask the question. Between the three, which would you choose? Not looking at Hensley or Pull Rite, just want to compare these three. Am looking at acquiring a TT around the 30ft area, towing with a Cummins 5.9 CTR single wheel.

I think everybody will prefer what they use. I vote for the Reese Dual Cam. :B:B:B

Another Reese Dual Cam. Towed many miles and no problem. It is a well proven design and not too costly.Ken

We like our Blue Ox. Easy to hook up, quiet.

Price wise, I think they are all about the same.In order of cleanliness (cleanest first) for the person hitching up, or sliding the hitch into the receiver:1. Andersen -- Uses no lubrication, anywhere.2. BlueOx -- Hitch head is lubricated internally (with a grease gun) and the ball is lubricated externally. The bars snap into sockets on the hitch head. 3. Equalizer --- All lubrication (bar ends and ball) is external.In order of noise (quietest first):1. Andersen and BlueOx, IMHO, are pretty much the same.2. Equalizer has a little squeaking and groaning during turns and backing.Front axle weight restoration, first one best: 1. BlueOx and Equalizer --- Pretty much the same2. Andersen -- Is a little soft, compared to the others. Some users have reported, it doesn't restore enough. I have one (I also have a BlueOx). Andersen doesn't restore as much weight as the BlueOx, however, it does meet the restoration specs for my tow vehicle. Some tow vehicles require 100 percent of weight restoration, some require as little as 50 percent.In order of hitch weight (lightest to heaviest, including bars and snap up brackets, or Andersen chains and trailer frame parts):1. Andersen -- 60 lbs 2. Equalizer -- Approximately 95 lbs3. BlueOx -- 108 lbsI prefer to use the Andersen because it is quieter, lighter (While on a road trip, last summer, I had the misfortune of testing the sharpness of my knife. The rest of the trip, I had to do the hitching and unhitching with one hand. That included putting the hitch into the receiver), and cleaner (If I wanted to put it in the back seat, I could clean up afterward, with a vaccum cleaner. No grease spots).

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Dog_Trainer
Explorer
Apr 29, 2015
I use the Blue Ox No popping or groaning, no sway, no back up problem all in all very pleased with the Blue Ox.
DakotaDad
Explorer
Apr 27, 2015
Haven't towed with the other brands, so I claim no authority, but my Equalizer has been rock solid (albeit a noisy rock) on a couple of trailers and a couple of trucks.

I've never quite gotten over my concern about sway, but I've never run into it, even in South Dakota's wind. The whole rig moves as one, regardless of wind, semis, or whatever else we've run into. If I needed another, I'd buy one again.

I do wish the thing was lighter, though. My back isn't what it used to be.
natedog_37
Explorer
Apr 24, 2015
Love my Blue OX Pro
Winnebago_Bob
Explorer
Apr 24, 2015
Towed a Reese Dual Cam for 12 years. It was a good hitch but it was a PITA to adjust (our loadout varies) and was really noisy. It could be quirky at times.

Just bought a new TT and this time I chose an Equalizer. Reasons? Many..

- Don't like drilling big holes in my frame.
- No more chains.
- Ease of hookup and ease of adjustment.
- #1400 bar option - the comparable Reese SC goes from #1200 to #1500.
- Reputation and proven design.
- Made in America. The new Reese hitches are made in China.
dwayneb236
Explorer
Apr 22, 2015
Have only used an Equal-i-zer so that has to get my vote. Tow a 35' TT and have never had sway. Tows great and from what I understand it's one of the few WDH's you can back with without removing the bars. Again, just what I've heard as I've never used anything else. Does pop and groan though. But that just means it's working right?
gmckenzie
Explorer
Apr 22, 2015
I worked through the Equal-i-zer site and figured I would need 12K bars.My tongue weight wass just over 900 lbs and I often carry fuel and a small generator as well as more water than I had when I weighed it last (scales are hard to come by here).

If I look at the Blue Ox, would I be looking at 1500 lb bars? Seems quite a jump and I am wondering if they are stiffer. Still deciding between the two Blue Ox and Equal-i-zer).
Shane549
Explorer
Apr 18, 2015
I just downsized to a TT from 3 fivers and was concerned about how
it would handle. Went with a Blue Ox based on good friend with a
lot TT travel under his belt. Can not comment on the others but
I can say I was amazed how well the rig handled. Even with P tires.
Ron3rd
Explorer III
Apr 18, 2015
I'm pleased with my Equalizer, but a buddy has the Blue Ox Pro and really likes it. Looks like a very good setup that is building a loyal following. Have not read any negative about the Blue Ox Pro.
the_happiestcam
Explorer
Apr 17, 2015
BubbaChris
Explorer
Apr 17, 2015
I have the Andersen and the box on my TT is about 26 ft. My TV is much less HD than yours.

We really feel the semi's passing us and we've had the Ford electronic anti-sway kick in on us several times while on freeways. I love the ease of setup, but it doesn't add enough stability for me. If we have more issues this camping season I'll likely try the Reese Dual Cam next.