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02-08-2004, 07:20 PM

I agree with G_V_Driver. You really do not have to have either weight distribution (unless rear squats more than a couple of inches) or sway control however WDH will improve the ride, and controlability. Sway control just adds one more safety feature that you don't need until you need it. I have WDH and 2 Anti-Sway bars with my set up and the hitch manufacturer suggests only one Anti-Sway bar for trailers below 24' trailer length. Two is still better. I have pulled units and construction equipment for more than 30 years and I have never pulled a better handeling trailer than our TM, it is a real pleasure when you have seen the rest.

02-08-2004, 07:20 PM	#4
jniles Guest Posts: n/a	Re:Towing I agree with G_V_Driver. You really do not have to have either weight distribution (unless rear squats more than a couple of inches) or sway control however WDH will improve the ride, and controlability. Sway control just adds one more safety feature that you don't need until you need it. I have WDH and 2 Anti-Sway bars with my set up and the hitch manufacturer suggests only one Anti-Sway bar for trailers below 24' trailer length. Two is still better. I have pulled units and construction equipment for more than 30 years and I have never pulled a better handeling trailer than our TM, it is a real pleasure when you have seen the rest.