I have had multiple pull behind RV's in my life and only one had the sway\stabilizer bar (anti-sway bar). My advice is to go slow to start with, if you notice sway then slow down and consider having a little more weight up front, and if you still have sway then go ahead and purchase a sway bar. Some hitches are already setup for a sway bar, and some may need a different hitch setup. In any case, a sway bar may or may not add value, just depends on the setup and differences with trailers and tow vehicles and you may find you don't have any sway even without a sway bar. ~CA
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2010 GreyHawk 31SS
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