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Old 11-23-2015, 05:36 AM   #11
davlin
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A general thought about WDH's and anti-sway devices: The heavier your "fully loaded" tongue weight, the more you need a WDH, and the less you need anti-sway. We could throw in some extra variables like the GVWR-to-TW ratio, and length of trailer, etc. etc., but it doesn't change the basic corollary. Besides, too much science makes my head hurt.
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