Husky

[campersam9]

We just purchased a sport 17c and the dealer sold us a Husky WDH. Anyone use this brand hitch?

[rkresge]

Originally Posted by campersam9

We just purchased a sport 17c and the dealer sold us a Husky WDH. Anyone use this brand hitch?

Yes. Wassup?

Roger

[campersam9]

Ii never owned a Husky system before. Just wanted to see if anyone pulled there trailer with a Husky WDH .

[Macrosill]

Which Husky hitch did you get?

I have the round bar and it works well for me.
I would like to upgrade to one with built in sway control when I get a new trailer.

[rkresge]

Originally Posted by campersam9

Ii never owned a Husky system before. Just wanted to see if anyone pulled there trailer with a Husky WDH .

Yes, we do. Actually on our second one, because we upgraded to a larger trailer and our original Husky would have been marginal. Works fine for us. We now have the round bar model, with sway control.

Roger

[blujay40]

Originally Posted by campersam9

We just purchased a sport 17c and the dealer sold us a Husky WDH. Anyone use this brand hitch?

I pulled our current Coachmen trailer all around Michigan last year with a Husky Centerline TS hitch and it performed flawlessly. I replaced it with an Equalizer when our tongue weight got above 1200# but I immediately wished I had the Husky back. If they had made spring bars with a higher rating than 1200#, I would still be using the Husky.

Now both hitches will be going up for sale after only 1 season of use because the tongue weight on our new 330RSTS will end up being more than either hitch can handle. Hello Blue Ox.

[michiganbob]

I got a Husky centerline I think model 32215 6000lbs max for my SUV..now I just got a 2016 GMC sierra..I have to make adjustments on it since the Truck sits higher..This should be fun...I have NO real level surface

[campersam9]

Thank you for the reply. My wife and I are going to California and back to Pennsylvania and I want to keep everything safe and easy.

[michiganbob]

I have a Jayco x17Z and just bought a GMC Sierra.1500...with the Husky ts centerline
system and it works great..now I have about 3 inch difference in shank height from the SUV to the truck..I will have to get another shank 12x6 to a 12 x 8..3-4 inches is just to much difference ..anyone else with a Chevy or GMC have the same issue?????

[Hazman65]

I just picked up a Whitehawk 23 MRB. The TV is a 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Diesel rated for 7,200 pounds. The dealer installed the Husky Centerline TS hitch and it has performed flawlessly. I am new at this so really don't have anything to compare it too but the setup has felt very solid so far.

[rkresge]

Originally Posted by campersam9

Thank you for the reply. My wife and I are going to California and back to Pennsylvania and I want to keep everything safe and easy.

That trailer is pretty lightweight, so you may not need a lot of weight distribution at all, depending on your tow vehicle. Looks like the GVWR is only 3500 pounds. We towed a Jayco of about that weight using our 2009 Dodge Grand Caravan, after adding a brake controller and transmission cooler; it definitely needed a WDH, and we used the Husky Trunnion Bar with Sway Control, either the 31610 or 31621 model. Worked great.

We've upgraded to a Round Bar Husky with our new TV and TT, works great.

Roger

[Nighthawk 96]

I have a Husky round bar hitch with one sway control and #1200 bars. Works just fine