Lantley

Ellicott City, Maryland

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dwalt1979 wrote: My conclusion, everybodies own set up is the best and no one can tell them otherwise. Also, you get what you pay for. The lower end ones will get you from point a to b but by no means a guarenteed thing and are best left to shorter trips on known roads. The mid level ones will do the job as long as you do not push the limits and the premium stuff has a premium cost for a reason, it is about as close to a guarenteed thing to prevent/stop sway as you can get but in the real world, anything can happen and even they have their limits. Sway is apart of pulling a trailer and the best thing to do is buy your "system" but in the end learning how to load your trailer and how to deal with sway once it starts to happen is the only real way to keep you safe because as I said, anything can happen even with the best stuff.
Thanks again, your help was very much appreciated.
I think that sums it up pretty well.....You got it!
01 PSD X,06 Trailvision 31BHDS Edge Evolution
4"exhaust,AFE,C-Betr,Tornado
Bodiak,air bags,TomTom,Atwood 3500
Hensley,Prodigy,exhaust brake,Swift Hitch
14'PortaBote9.9hp,6"PVC,Thule,Combi-Cam
Toppoprails,16"wheels,Sherline,Maxx Air
Subaru 4300is w/Gen Box
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