🔧 Andersen Hitches 8" Drop No-Sway Weight Distribution Hitch with 2-5/16" Ball and 2" Shank (3, 4, 5, 6" Bracket) and Universal Frame Brackets - 3380 Review

While this is a really great hold, following the T instructions isn't always the best. You will need to work with it, become familiar with it, and use trial and error to determine which sway control setting for chain tension is best for the distribution. I tow an 8,000-pound camper with a 2021 F250 with an off-road package, as well as a truck-mounted camping snowplow package, and I'm surprised by how much the roughly 850-pound tongue weight lowers the bumper. If I try to set the distribution to

I bought this to travel across the country with a 10,000 lb cargo trailer. 3x trailer pulled. The weight distribution is incredible. I had zero impact and this thing is strong. So strong that (true story) my hitch failed at 70mph due to a sheared pin. The chains on the weight distribution bar keep the trailer behind me and it doesn't sway all the way. This allowed me to safely slide to the side and insert a spare pin into the hitch. Note I'm not talking about the hitch that came with the kit…

Carefully researched before purchase. I'm towing a 23 foot No-Bo trailer in my Chevy Colorado. We have just completed our first 7 day trip and were impressed. No freeway wobbles up to 65 mph and wife says it handles better than our last trailer, which was smaller and lighter. The disadvantages of this system are the cost and its customization. Tension adjustment is easy but not an exact science and I doubt I'm doing it right. In that respect I would buy it again immediately. Also, it's really…

Bought a small trailer and thought it would be great not to need to wdh. Hauling it home was scary and I felt unstable at over 50mpg. So Andersen moved on. The rig is so stable now that I've passed semi-trailers in very windy areas and stayed stable. The crescent moon passed me and we remained stable. I pulled the trailer into the lot with minimal retries, no assistance and no backup camera with the Andersen on and all was fine. Andersen makes towing safe and I can do it with confidence. The…

Not knowing much about choosing WDH based on some blogs recommending it I took a chance and bought an Andersen 3324 for my little Jayco Hummingbird 17RB. As an engineer, I was very impressed with the quality of the components, the ease of installation and the great design based on chains rather than bars. My buddy bought another brand from WDH and when I saw that he had to use a large lever bar to tension the bars I was sooo glad I bought the Andersen. There are two things that seem to bother…

I don't normally write reviews but felt compelled to write about my personal experience for people interested in a combination weight distribution hitch with sway control for light to moderate recreational use. I originally bought a trunnion weight distribution clutch with a friction mount to control sway. He worked normally and got his job done; Installation was cumbersome, however, as the hitch weight was at least 90 pounds and the turning radius was limited. So when you need to exit the…

I have compared the designs of every other anti-sway and weight distribution clutch on the market. Andersen's "No-Sway" weight distribution hitch proved to be the best and relatively simple design. Not having to deal with torsion bars and not having to do anything extra before belaying is a plus. I bought this 4 months ago for my 19ft trailer and installed it myself in less than two hours (maybe I could have done it quicker but I kept re-reading the instructions to make sure I didn't miss a…