Weight Distributing Hitch
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From: Jersey to Washington Stat
This is the one I used when I had my 31 foot travel trailer. I towed from Minnesota, across North Dakota and Montana without any problems. Even with a strong cross wind and tractor trailers going by me, it kept the trailer straight behind me all the time.
Equal-i-zer Hitch - The “American Original” with 4-Point Sway Control and Weight Distribution
Equal-i-zer Hitch - The “American Original” with 4-Point Sway Control and Weight Distribution
On second cross country trip with 05 Ex limited V-10 same 33 ft trailer and use Equalizer. no prob so far. needs to be set up correctly. weight, height etc.
go to mason yard or a town dump and they may to the weights for you.
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Joined: Apr 2010
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From: Texas
ANT1 - Congrats on your new TT. My Very Best Wishes for "fair winds and following seas" (as they say).
I'm sure you will be happy with your selections. I use a P3 as well.
Like almost everything in life, decisons require weighing risks, costs assoicated, etc. You can spend thousands or even tens of thousand and not be staisfied. It's boils down to what you can live with.
Untill I find a good buy on a used Hensley or Propride, I can live with the Dual Cam.......
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I'm sure you will be happy with your selections. I use a P3 as well.
Like almost everything in life, decisons require weighing risks, costs assoicated, etc. You can spend thousands or even tens of thousand and not be staisfied. It's boils down to what you can live with.
Untill I find a good buy on a used Hensley or Propride, I can live with the Dual Cam.......
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