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Originally Posted by srg12
Is there a WD hitch without sway as I already have that?
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Yes. The Reese Strait-Line # 66073 is composed of two parts, the 26002 dual cam sway control, and the 66021 WD hitch. Here's one source for the hitch without the sway control:
Reese Weight Distribution w/out Shank - Trunnion Bar - 10,000 lbs GTW, 800 lbs TW Reese Weight Distribution RP66021
Notice that WD hitch does
NOT include the shank, so you must also buy a WD adjustable shank for another $100 or so. Like this one:
Draw-Tite, Reese Weight Distributing Class III & IV Adjustable Shank 54970
The Reese part number 66021 WD hitch has trunnion bars rated for 800 pounds max tongue weight. If your TT has a GVWR over 5,500 pounds, you should probably go for a different part number that is rated for 1,000 or 1,200 pounds max tongue weight.
If your current sway control system is not a dual cam, then it probably won't be as effective as the dual cam. Think twice before you choose a good hitch with a less effective sway control setup.
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