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**Bill** · 03-14-2004, 09:58 PM

[quote author=BOB_STRONG link=board=1;threadid=1764;start=msg12423#msg12423 date=1079319266]The weight is distributed ok since I use the WDH to keep things level. [/quote]Bob -

I'm sure that isn't exactly what you meant to say. Using a WDH and keeping things level has nothing to do with weight distribution. It is still quite possible - and quite easy - to load the trailer wrong, put too much weight aft of the axle, and end up with sway. If the owner loads the trailer incorrectly, there is nothing a WDH can do about it, and a sway control will just mask a dangerous situation.

I know you know this, Bob, but I wouldn't want a new owner to draw the wrong conclusion.

Bill

03-14-2004, 09:58 PM	#3
Bill Site Team Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: The mountains of Scottsdale, AZ, and the beaches of Maine Posts: 10,104	Re:Dual Cam Sway control [quote author=BOB_STRONG link=board=1;threadid=1764;start=msg12423#msg12423 date=1079319266]The weight is distributed ok since I use the WDH to keep things level. [/quote]Bob - I'm sure that isn't exactly what you meant to say. Using a WDH and keeping things level has nothing to do with weight distribution. It is still quite possible - and quite easy - to load the trailer wrong, put too much weight aft of the axle, and end up with sway. If the owner loads the trailer incorrectly, there is nothing a WDH can do about it, and a sway control will just mask a dangerous situation. I know you know this, Bob, but I wouldn't want a new owner to draw the wrong conclusion. Bill