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Re: Anti Sway Systems - Necessary or Marketing Con?
I just want to add about my recent experience with the trailer we purchased in Augest of last year. It is a 2014 Rockwood 8315BSS. We have had many TT and 1 FW since the 90's, but this one can dance!! I feel it is a combination of factors, tires, torsion axles, height, among the major factors. The TV I had was not the problem, A friend loaned me his duel wheel ton truck and reset the WDH, checked axel and tounge weights and it was still a handful!! I scratched my head for a couple of weeks, did a lot of reading and asking question and got a ton of information. I pondered all of the information for a couple of more weeks and decided to buy an engineered WDH. This was a difficult and expensive decision to make. I have many years and miles of towing experiencd and I always thought these hitches were overkill. Well I was wrong about that. IMHO the hitch eliminated the sway issues 100%. So my experience is and was what performed well for me in the past didn't work for me this time. I still have my Reese Duel Cam, and I will probably use it on something else, but for the current TT the ProPride 3P 1400 was the best choice for me. Every combination can be different, one has to choose what is best for them and the safety of others in a perfect world.........oh wait.......what did I just say?171Views0likes0Comments
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