How do I quiet my equalizer hitch? (video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6fBxdPoUwI
Is sway control the same as weight distribution hitch?
Often times people think sway control and weight distribution are the same thing, but they are not. Luckily for Equal-i-zer hitch customers you get both from one hitch, without any add ons. The big thing about both of these concepts is the increase in safety over a weight carrying hitch. via
How does 4 Point Sway Control Work?
The 4-Point Sway Control™ utilizes this pressure to combat trailer sway and provide the highest level of weight distribution, providing a more stress-free, enjoyable drive. Friction is enhanced by downward pressure from the trailer tongue and upward pressure on the spring arms. via
How do you lubricate an equalizer hitch? (video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOzzdxWSXnc
How do I make my sway bars quieter?
I put grease on the bars and it did make things a little quieter. IT DID NOT HURT THE ANTI SWAY CAPABILITIES IN ANY WAY. however, greasing the ball was more effective than greasing the bars. If you find otherwise after greasing the bars, you can always clean it off. via
Should you grease weight distribution hitch? (video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPsGJ2xGY6w
Do I need a sway bar if I have a weight distribution hitch?
Sway control or sway bar hitches are optional pieces of equipment that you can add to your camper or hitch to prevent sway. Although they're not required, adding a sway bar will provide a much more comfortable and stable towing experience and give you peace of mind. via
Does a 1 ton truck need a weight distribution hitch?
It's a Required Piece of Equipment
Every truck manufacturer, whether it is for a midsize, 1/2-ton, or heavy-duty, requires a weight-distributing hitch when using a bumper trailer hitch ball. Most mid-size and half-ton trucks require it at 5,000 pounds, while heavy-duty trucks usage can vary from 6,000 to 8,500 pounds. via
Does a weight distribution hitch reduce turning radius?
Will the Reese provide greater turning radius and reduce or limit the binding that occurs on conventional friction sway control systems? Expert Reply: All weight distribution systems will limit your turning radius somewhat when backing in tight situations. via
Should you grease Equal-i-zer hitch?
The friction surfaces of the head should be kept clean and well lubricated with a good quality multi-purpose or bearing grease. These are the surfaces where the arm sockets rub against the top and bottom plates of the head. It is not necessary to apply grease to the L-brackets on any hitch model. via
How tight should a trailer sway bar be?
You would make it about as tight as you think it needs to be and then tow the trailer to see if it needs to be tighter or looser. If you made it as tight as you can then you would not be able to move the bar by hand but the force of the trailer pushing it around can move it. via
Where do you grease weight distribution hitch? (video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-IcJJ7dW30
Why do sway bars make so much noise?
Expert Reply: Friction sway control can be noisy. the only way to reduce the noise would be to reduce the tension on your friction sway control units. via
How do you put a silencer on a hitch? (video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y88Ly6zJm-g
How do I know if my weight distribution hitch is too tight?
It is recommended to install the weight distribution and use as many chain links as possible then snap up the bracket and measure your wheel wells. If your rear wheel well is higher than your front then there is too much tension; if your front wheel well is higher than your rear then there isn't enough tension. via
How do I stop Porpoising when towing?
Most of the time when a tow setup is porpoising with a weight distribution system all you have to do is add a bit more spring bar tension to minimize the porpoising. With an Equalizer system you would need to angle the spring bars down further to add the additional tension. via
Does a dually help with trailer sway?
We recommend that you never count on trailer brakes as a method of controlling sway. The size of the tow vehicle is also a common “solution” to trailer sway. However, a trailer towed with a heavy vehicle—such as a 1 ton dually— will still sway. via
What happens if you have too much tongue weight?
Too much tongue weight could overload the rear tires of the towing vehicle, pushing the rear end of the vehicle around. When this happens, the vehicle is difficult to control; corners or curves may become more difficult to maneuver and your vehicle may not be as responsive when you try to brake. via
Do sway bars increase towing capacity?
Well, our technical answer is no, a weight distribution hitch will not actually increase the towing capacity of your vehicle. Ensuring that you stay within your manufacturer's towing capacity is incredibly important for your safety and other drivers on the road. via
How do you get rid of tongue weight?
Tongue weight can be reduced by moving batteries inside the trailer, using lighter weight lithium batteries and upgrading the LPG tanks to aluminum. It might be possible to relocate the spare tire too. via
How do I stop my weight distribution hitch from squeaking?
They always squeak, grease on the trailer side sliders will reduce the sway control ability built into this style of hitch. There is a plastic slide that can be added to the L brackets to reduce the noise from the metal to metal contact, I use them and my E4 works quietly. via
What happens if sway bars are too tight?
If it is too tight then when you turn it will make a lot of noise (some noise is common) and it may get damaged when you turn. Start out moderately tight and if you experience sway still tighten it a little more. You want to make small changes, test, and repeat until you get it just right. via
How do you adjust sway bar tension? (video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNVxtqPc7-I