We tow a 20' camper using a Fastway e2 WD/anti-sway hitch. I've had so much trouble with it in tight turns on steep terrain that I'm looking for a better solution.Because this isn't a long or heavy trailer, I am considering the Anderson, but I'm open...
> ... I would skimp on the trailer before I skimped on the hitch ...Now there's a concept!Towing safely in a windy region is paramount. Less "hitch-hassle" once I'm out in the boonies, that's the cherry I want on the safety cake.FYI, I've come across...
agesilaus wrote:wopachop wrote:... Are you guys 100% sure the OP cant loosen his bars and leave them installed while driving offroad?No but they come off the other end fairly easily and one good jolt could toss them off. Or at least that seems to be ...
agesilaus wrote:I have an e2 and I can get the bars off in a minute or so so it isn't quite the major task it's made out to be. I have my hitch/unhitch stuff all more or less together tho ... If your using one of those conical plastic doohickeys to g...
wopachop wrote:Are you sure removing the spring bars and storing them away is necessary?Yep; if they swing too far toward the vehicle, they are automatically released from their sockets. Oops! :0)Actually, that's a nice feature that lets you avoid fi...
Thanks all for the discussion. I'm reconsidering my options.I really do *not* like having to disable the WD/SC. Yes, it's 'easy', but it's more time consuming than has been acknowledged: 1. Divert to where you can do the task away from traffic. 2. Fr...
