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Edward · 02-15-2021, 10:19 AM

I have a Reese hitch with single sway control bar on passenger side. I used it last summer on my 30' 5,100lb empty trailer. It is the same system that I used on my 23' 3,600lb empty trailer. I hated it. Reese sells sway control cams for $199. I'm going to try them first before switching to a 4 point friction sway control system. Last Friday I installed BF Goodrich LT275/65R18 10E ALL TERRAIN T/A KO2 10 ply tires for better traction and stiffer side wall. I'll find out how the system works after the snow melts and the campgrounds are open.

02-15-2021, 10:19 AM	#3
Edward New Member Join Date: Oct 2020 Posts: 5	Sway Control I have a Reese hitch with single sway control bar on passenger side. I used it last summer on my 30' 5,100lb empty trailer. It is the same system that I used on my 23' 3,600lb empty trailer. I hated it. Reese sells sway control cams for $199. I'm going to try them first before switching to a 4 point friction sway control system. Last Friday I installed BF Goodrich LT275/65R18 10E ALL TERRAIN T/A KO2 10 ply tires for better traction and stiffer side wall. I'll find out how the system works after the snow melts and the campgrounds are open.