WDH with sawy control, best bang for buck?
I am going to replace the Husky I have that works flawlessly with my horse trailer, but not so much with my new TT. Since it is already setup for my HT, it does not like the new trailer, it sits too h...
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myredracer wrote:camperforlife wrote:
The negativity posted in your linked thread about the Blue Ox was from all the doubters when they came out with the new design 3 years ago. All written by people who never owned one. You will be hard pressed to find much negativity from people who actually own one. If I recall correctly at least one of the detractors is now a Blue Ox believer and owner.
I was not aware that Blue Ox came out with a new design. That's good to know. What is the change in the new version and has anyone done an analysis on it?
I'm going from memory when I researched them before I bought mine. I'm sure if I get it wrong I'll be corrected. :B They did away with any adjustment with the head tilt, it is fixed.
I think people look at the bars on a static display and think they are just another WD hitch and can't control sway.
When properly installed the bars have a tremendous amount of pressure on them and have a very visible bow to them. That bow in the spring bars is what forces the trailer back in a straight line if it tries to sway. An added benefit of that bow is it absorbs some of the shock between the truck and TT making a smoother ride.
