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Weight Distributing Hitch
This phase of the game was an adventure for for us and our wallets
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This unit is for sale
$500.00 plus freight and it's all yours
We used it one time to tow our trailer with our Suburban to John Spurlings and back
From
equalizerhitch.com this unit sells for:
2332B 12,000
lbs. adjustable hitch complete $637.20 plus tax
and $60
shipping charge for any hitch (continental U.S. only).
Buy
it! Soon
because
we're aircraft owners and lord knows
we
need the money lol
We started out with what you call an Equalizer trailer hitch that had a built in stabalizer control but had to move on to a different type of unit because we changed setups. It worked great on our Chevy Suburban but it won't make it with a motorhome with an extended rear length like the 32 foot Class C unit we bought.
We really liked this unit, it was easy to hook and unhook plus we didn't have to remember to loosen the sway control every time we wanted to back up.
As long as you aren't using an extended motorhome over 24 foot we highly recommend this unit.
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Because of our motorhome we ended up having to go with is this type of unit.
With
the tuff tow unit we bought we no longer need a weight distrubiting hitch
but we still needed to have two sway control units and because our
previous unit had this built into it so we opted for this type of unit.
Also Just
for chits and giggles we still have to have a Weight-Distributing
Hitch
because
acording to some 16 different states laws we must have one.
99% of
folks legal folks (police) in the world have no idea
what what a
Tuff-Tow Unit is so rather than risk getting hasseled from the law we
opted for this type of unit.
This unit is a pain in the ass to hook up and unhook
and we have to remember to loosen the sway control bars to back up or they snap off,
Wanna know how we know that?
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