🚚 Andersen Hitches No-Sway Weight Distribution Hitch with 4in Drop/Rise, 2-5/16in Ball, and Universal Frame Brackets: Effortless Towing Solution Review

So it's a totally unique system that seems to work well but has its own unique complexities. Since the torque is on the ball and not the hitch mounting rod, sticking in the ball socket seems to be a common occurrence, even if you follow the instructions and tighten the hitch in the minimum trailer side pressure position. It worked great for my 1200 mile trip but with a 7000lb trailer and a 1200lb trailer I don't understand how this 14000/1400 hitch got its @$$. 500€ is too much for a single…

This hitch is great if you have a trailer less than 25 feet long with a tongue under 500 pounds. Any more than that will give you problems. ! I have called and spoken to multiple technicians many times with no replies after explaining my situation. This hitch puts so little weight back on the front axle that it's not safe to tow a 30-foot camper and an 800-pound drawbar. I have to replace the brake material after 3 tows. I bent the hitch pin through the triangular plate to restore almost enough

I've driven it over 3,000 miles. Used other WD pin couplings. This system does not work and is much more difficult to connect and remove. back pain. Set-up times are much longer and I can't help but feel that if the chains are pulled, the mounting assembly will snap, throwing the chains and breaking my legs. It's probably safe, but just feels unsafe. It was difficult to get the truck up the back and down the front because that system just doesn't work. I've tried many times, watched videos…

I was very excited to try this clutch. The reviews were great. The box was missing 2 studs for the coupling bolt and the ball bolt. I called Andersen and they sent the parts straight away. Unfortunately they sent the details of the 5th clutch device. I called them again and they sent the correct parts. I installed the hitch at a dealership when I picked up my new 34ft trailer. Installation was very easy. I adjusted the weight distribution according to the instructions. It was pretty windy on…

I was pleased with this hitch's ability to control sway in 3 months of ownership but had a few issues. I ended up welding on the MIG mount so it never slips off again. 2) A popping noise was heard when turning into a steep curve. I finally left and made a sharp turn in the parking lot and stopped halfway to see what was going on. It looks like the ball won't spin in the plastic insert. So I took it apart and popped the ball out to find the top third of the plastic insert had eaten away and bits

The tow truck is a 2016 F-150 with a 5.5ft platform (super short tractor). The trailer is the keystone hideout 21BHWE from 2021 for reference. I towed the trailer a few times before buying a WD hitch and the swaying wasn't too bad when the wind wasn't blowing. When there was a moderate breeze, swaying to break the speed limit was almost uncontrollable. (If you live in Idaho you can be very lucky when there is no wind, so I decided to buy a WD anti-sway clutch.) I did a lot of research to…

Just drove 2800 miles round trip with this hitch. The clutch does what it's designed to do - great control over sway and distributes some weight to the front axle. Overall I really like the hitch and would recommend it, however I can't give it 5 stars due to some minor issues I've encountered. It just didn't work on the new hard side, it felt like we were too close if not slightly over the EQ's capabilities, and it just didn't give me the swing control I was used to. It was more expensive, but…