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Old 05-31-2016, 05:00 PM
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Wren beat me to it. I've never used an Equal-I-Zer, but I was certain you would have much better sway control than my antiquated friction bars.
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My 1200 equalizer works great. It's messy though with all the grease. Otherwise it gets real noisy.
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I think you will be well pleased with the Equalizer. I currently have the Equalizer, and had it on an earlier trailer. The trailer was rock solid behind me. And I almost never feel the slightest movement when 18 wheelers go by.

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Thank you and thanks for replies everyone. I did pull the trigger on this and had dealer include this Equal-i-zer hitch. http://www.etrailer.com/Weight-Distr...EQ37120ET.html

Can I assume this will provide similar sway control to having two sway bars??
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