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View Poll Results: What brand Weight distribution hitch do you have
Equal-i-zer 405 41.37%
Reese Pro series or any Reese system W/O Dual Cam 110 11.24%
Reese with Dual Cam 118 12.05%
Husky 116 11.85%
Blue Ox 49 5.01%
Curt 28 2.86%
Hensley 20 2.04%
Propride 33 3.37%
Andersen 18 1.84%
Other- please explain in thread 82 8.38%
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Old 05-04-2013, 09:04 PM   #61
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I have the Equaliizer E2 works great.
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Old 05-04-2013, 09:16 PM   #62
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Mine is labeled PRO series from Plymouth, MI. Guess that's the brand.
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Will you be at the kickoff if so we should meet....pm me about your club...thanks mike
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Old 05-05-2013, 11:12 AM   #64
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My first was a Blue Ox Sway Pro. Worked fine but a bit of work. Next was a ProPride which turned out to be an expensive PITA. Replaced it with an Equalizer and it's a snap to hook up. The TV is a dually, so I might have a different opinion of all three if it was just a SRW.
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Old 05-05-2013, 12:53 PM   #65
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Bought a EazLift 1000 kit w/ sway bar yesterday.....still in the box. I'll let you know how we do. If anyone has any advice about them fire away...Thanks.
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My first was a Blue Ox Sway Pro. Worked fine but a bit of work. Next was a ProPride which turned out to be an expensive PITA. Replaced it with an Equalizer and it's a snap to hook up. The TV is a dually, so I might have a different opinion of all three if it was just a SRW.
What did you find difficult about the PP if you don't mind me asking. I've had an HA and a PP and think they're both a snap. Granted, with a big dually you probably don't need one, but im just curious. After using this style for so long, in the vast majority of cases I think they're just as easy or easier.

Back up cameras on the TV really help.
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What did you find difficult about the PP if you don't mind me asking. I've had an HA and a PP and think they're both a snap. Granted, with a big dually you probably don't need one, but im just curious. After using this style for so long, in the vast majority of cases I think they're just as easy or easier.

Back up cameras on the TV really help.
Hitching up wasn't the problem, that was much easier than it looks. The shape of the front end of my Eagle wouldn't allow proper placement of the hitch on the A frame, that is, to be mounted as far forward as necessary so that the jacks could clear the body if cranked to the needed height, even after having moved the propane tanks plate forward to the tongue jack. The J hooks became L hooks, continuous adjustments were needed. Chains were suggested to replace the jacks, if I recall correctly, but having paid over $2k for what was supposed to be the best, I had had enough and chose not to begin rebuilding it. It's sitting in my barn if someone wants it..
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Fastway E2. Made by same company as Equalizer.
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Old 07-28-2013, 01:07 PM   #70
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Old thread/poll revival as I had not voted before. I am currently using a round bar WDH with a reese friction bar but that will be set aside and replaced with a Propride 3P. I ordered it the other day and will be installing and setting up as soon as it arrives. I hope to not have to deal with sway again!
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Old 07-28-2013, 07:26 PM   #71
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I must be the odd duck out. Mine is a Valley that I bought in 1997 with my first Jayco. Apparently not a popular option amongst the populace here.
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Old 07-29-2013, 01:50 PM   #72
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I use a Draw-Tite. Love it!!! With that being said, I've never used any other make/model/style. Sway control is the friction style sliding bar. No complaints with that either. Happy Camping!!
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Old 07-29-2013, 02:03 PM   #73
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No mtelkhntr you are not the odd duck I had a Valley tow hitch with square 1000 lbs bars it was a good hitch in fact I still have it used it for about 20 years and on 5 different trailers just replaced it after we got new trailer. never had any problems
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Unfortunately there are only 10 poll options so we could not cover them all..
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I have the eaz lift system with friction sway control. Works great and breaks down really easy. This system was also thrown in when I purchased our 32BHDS. Just got back from our longest haul from Ohio to South Carolina. And I have to say I am really satisfied with the way the WD system worked. I am using an 04 Silverado 2500 HD with the 6.0 and I have to say it really impressed me through the mountains!
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I have a Eaz-Lift Weight Distribution setup with 800 lb. bars, I also use a Eaz-Lift friction sway control.
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I have a Reese Dual Cam. Having a few adjustment issues at the moment.

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Marty,

Start a new thread over in the "Towing and Tow Vehicles" forum on the subject of your Reese Dual Cam adjustment issues. Many of us have the Reese Dual Cam WDH and may be able to help you out. If you can, post a couple of closeup pics of your WDH with your TV/TT hitched.

Once the Reese Dual Cam is dialed in it is a great WDH with it's integrated sway control....., mine is still going strong 7 years later!

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Thanks Bob, but I think I got it. My spring bars are underrated for my new TT. My bad.

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