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Drop hitch

Went this way this time…
 

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elephantrider said:
dang. that's why I went b&w. don't have to remove it to fold it in so it's not sticking out like that.
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Been rear ended too many times. Love the extra protection and need the suspension. Its There to stay. I can pull it out and leave it in the box if need be in 1 min or less.
 
I am still debating between B&W tow &stow with 7” drop or just upgrading my current Husky WDH with this shank: https://www.huskytow.com/husky-32554-weight-distribution-hitch-shank

A couple of friends says I don’t really need WDH when moving from 1500 to 2500 (with rear air suspension). I really like the look of B&W, but not sure how safe it is compared to WDH.


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It would appear your wdh incorporates sway control into the hitch like the equalizer? If so that’s worth keeping it for. I didn’t catch what length trailer you have but I tow 27’ and am glad to have one.
 
flan said:
It would appear your wdh incorporates sway control into the hitch like the equalizer? If so that’s worth keeping it for. I didn’t catch what length trailer you have but I tow 27’ and am glad to have one.
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My WDH is Husky Centerline which doesn’t have a sway control, only weight distribution.


My trailer is 30ft long.


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