dual cam hitch

[rickit]

looking at the reese 1200lb hitch its rated for 600 to 1200lbs my trailer has a tongue weight of 645,is this hitch to much? should i go with the 800lb hitch?i was thinking if i upgrade to a bigger camper i would not have to get another hitch whice one would work the best for me? thanks rick

[Grumpytrkr]

Originally Posted by rickit

looking at the reese 1200lb hitch its rated for 600 to 1200lbs my trailer has a tongue weight of 645,is this hitch to much? should i go with the 800lb hitch?i was thinking if i upgrade to a bigger camper i would not have to get another hitch whice one would work the best for me? thanks rick

I'm going to toss this out. First off, I always buy the biggest hitch bars that I can get. Bigger is better then smaller.

Have you looked at the Equalizer hitch system?

Good Luck,

[rickit]

Originally Posted by Grumpytrkr

I'm going to toss this out. First off, I always buy the biggest hitch bars that I can get. Bigger is better then smaller.

Have you looked at the Equalizer hitch system?

Good Luck,

no i havent i have only looked at the reese strait line is the equalizer a better system?

[MikenAmber]

Rickit, we have the Equalizer Hitch and like it really well, easy to hook up and it is also sway control, uses about a 1" solid steel bar on both sides and a fully adjustable head unit. Never had any problem with sway using it.

[Grumpytrkr]

Originally Posted by rickit

no i havent i have only looked at the reese strait line is the equalizer a better system?

I have towed with both, and to be honest, I won't go back to the Reese system.

The Equalizer has no chains, and no snap up bars.

The do make a bit of noise at times.

Regards,