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06-11-2004, 01:59 PM

Hi all,

Based on the posts I've seen, it would appear that Equal-i-zer WD hitches are preferred over the Reese Strait-Line (w/dual-cam sway control). I'm neither an engineer nor terribly mechanically inclined :

so don't understand the differences. The Equal-i-zer seems to be slightly less expensive but I think I read somewhere that the dual-cam of the Reese reduces problems with tight turns/parking etc.

Can anyone enlighten me as to which is better and why? I'd be using it for a 2001 Ram 150 conversion van and a 2004 TM 3023 if that makes a difference.

Thanks!

Sally

06-11-2004, 01:59 PM	#1
Simon3xUD Guest Posts: n/a	WD/sway control hitches Hi all, Based on the posts I've seen, it would appear that Equal-i-zer WD hitches are preferred over the Reese Strait-Line (w/dual-cam sway control). I'm neither an engineer nor terribly mechanically inclined : so don't understand the differences. The Equal-i-zer seems to be slightly less expensive but I think I read somewhere that the dual-cam of the Reese reduces problems with tight turns/parking etc. Can anyone enlighten me as to which is better and why? I'd be using it for a 2001 Ram 150 conversion van and a 2004 TM 3023 if that makes a difference. Thanks! Sally