[cew702001]

I used to pull with a 1 ton van and needed the trailer anti sway bar hooked up. Pulling with a 1 ton single wheel (with air bags and truck sway bar) will I need the trailer anti sway bar. What are your experiences?

 

[cew702001]

10,000 lbs, 34 feet overall

 

[cew702001]

With the van yes with weight distribution and sway bar. no issues at 55mph. Pulled it 800 miles home in a 1 ton single cab dually with no sway bar no weight distribution at 70 mph no issues (truck had air bags). Just wasn't sure about a single wheel.

 

[cew702001]

The DRW trucks are night and day difference in sway compared to the SRW. If you have the option to run anti-sway I think it's worth your time investment to do so.

I have the option and what my thinking was too. Didn't have the option with the dually, but man it was solid. So much different than the van.

 

[cew702001]

But with adjustable rear air bags is WD Hitch even needed? Will rear sway bar on my truck help the trailer sway in any way? Thanks

 

[cew702001]

I figured I would use the WD Hitch, just the anti sway bar part and the air bags to level it out. I pulled it home with a dually, it was so nice. No sway at all, but little cross winds. Thanks

 

[cew702001]

How do air bags differ from WD Hitch? Don't they both distribute more weight to the front axel?

 

[cew702001]

So, pulling a 10,000 lb camper with a 3500 srw I should be will under my limits. Do I even need to use the weight distribution bars?