Need for sway bars or load levelers?

[washouglie]

Ya think? :-)

[peislander]

washouglie  -- having worked for Alcoa I bet you don't like it when bad-bad people call the kitchen foil "Tin Foil".   

My family rolls their eyes when I point out to others that the Camplite "is all aluminum". They think I need to get a life -- but I really do think aluminum is something special. 

[pinstriper]

[quote source="/post/9942/thread" timestamp="1429925381" author="@washouglie"]Ya think? :-)[/quote][p]You know, thinking about where you will be coming and going from, and the fact that your TV is so light, I'm gonna reverse myself and put my money on you finding a good deal of benefit from anti-sway. I still think you will be fine and safe, but I do think you will find thing uncomfortable in the windy conditions, and the last thing a person new to towing needs is more things to worry about and make them unsure.[/p][p]
[/p][p]All this would be less of a concern with a heavier rig up front. So...and I hardly ever get to say this anymore...you don't have enough tow vehicle (to skip anti-sway).[/p][p]
[/p][p]But I do still think you should take a few trips as-is before deciding.
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