Friction Sway Bar
What is your opinion on having two friction sway bars, one on each side of your weight distribution hitch? I talked to a Camping World repair person who had never heard of two friction sway bars on a ...
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marcsbigfoot20b27 wrote:
Sway depends on what you are towing, what you are towing it with, how the hitch is set up, how much tongue weight there is, etc. It’s different for everyone, but can be managed with proper setup if the physical numbers are good.
You're only stating the obvious as the OP has already acknowledged he's aware of the various factors influencing sway. While systems with integrated sway control like the Equal-i-zer or Blue Ox Sway Pro can be quite effective when properly set up they only do what most other systems do - control sway, not prevent it from occurring in the first place. With such a long trailer the OP would be wise to consider a system that does prevent sway from occurring in the first place - either the Hensley Arrow or ProPride 3P.
