Which weight dist. system is best?

[Johnnyb5646]

Equalizer 4 point, upgraded to this very happy. Can be obtained on line much less than local. That brings its price point to competitive level of other systems.
I think you will find they all do what there designed to do. I think marketing is mostly geographic dealer location to vender ( supplier ) promotes one hitch over another.
In closing I'd simply go with a system that has built in sway.
Another note. I use the Equalizer and I added friction sway control in addition to. ( but I enjoy tinkering )

[DougL3NC]

Originally Posted by parkerbill

I recently switched from an Eaz-lift and friction sway bar to a Blue Ox Sway Pro for my F150 Ecoboost and Keystone Bullet 269RLS and I am really liking the Sway Pro. It's very fast and easy to hook up, very quiet, stops any sway, provides for a much smoother ride and I can back the trailer up without disconnecting anything. And very important, I am much more confident towing with it! Highly recommend!

I went with the Blue Ox Sway Pro on our new Conquest 268BH for the same reasons listed above. Our dealer initially sold us too light of a spring bar and refused to swap them out after I had towed with them 2 times.

Blue Ox customer service was outstanding! They confirmed that I need the next size up bars and sent them out overnight so we would have them for our upcoming camping trip. I haven't had customer service like that in a long time!

[Keen Family]

Blue Ox Swap Pro. We're towing a Crossroads Z1 328sb, weighing 7800 dry, 8600 loadded for camping, with an F150. The sway control works well. Blue Ox's aftersales support has been excellent.

[Wayne62147]

Thanks, everybody for all the info, it is very helpful. I think I will go with the Blue Ox Swaypro.

[09 harley]

The best is Propride. Get ready to pay $2000-2500.
Next best is Equal-I-zer.

[parkerbill]

Originally Posted by Wayne62147

Thanks, everybody for all the info, it is very helpful. I think I will go with the Blue Ox Swaypro.

I'm pretty sure you will be happy with it. I sure am.

[TXredfish]

I like my Equalizer 4-point. I hardly feel anything with passing trucks. My only complaint is that it is very heavy when removing from TV.

[Chowboy]

Originally Posted by TheMatrix

I got the Andersen Weight Distribution Hitch. AMAZING!
I like it cos it's easy to install on and off. SILENT. Quality procuct.

Love it, 15K+ miles and still happier than original hitch. Wife no longer wears a sports bra while traveling.

[Highway 4x4]

TMI Chowboy, TMI.

[Nut4speed]

I also have the Equalizer E4 hitch and love it. Crosswinds and semi's are never an issue. It is heavy but I love the simplicity, no adjustments needed once you have it dialed in!

[archer75]

I think any of the hitches in the $500-$600 price range perform about the same really. They all do the same thing. I have an equalizer and it works well. After hitching it only takes me a minute to put on the bars and if you use their lubricant once very few trips it stays silent.

[Springdale1]

I use the Reese dual cam system and love it. This is the second camper I've used it on the first camper was a 2001 SunnyBrook at 4500lbs dry and have now moved it to my new 2016 Springdale 271RL at 6600 lbs dry. I pull my camper with a 2011 1/2ton Silverado it has a 5.3 with 3.42 gears. I pulled this weekend and everything towed great

[parkerbill]

After two trips so far with our new Blue Ox Sway Pro I am still loving it. Fast to hook up and unhook, quiet, smooth riding and no sway at all.

[RVGuy1966]

The best is the HA design which is the same as Propride.... Just different stingers...