97 holiday rambler alumalite 32

[RI Chevy Silveradoman]

Good to hear Ferman. That hitch looks pretty heavy duty. :thumbsup:

I use the Reese Straight Line tow package. I have used several others in the past, but I swear by this thing. It has a semi-locking cam mechanism, one for each sway bar that forces the trailer to stay in a straight line. It uses the weight of the camper to force the weight downward, thus making the camper stay in a straight line. It unlocks when you turn corners, then forces the cams back down. It is really good. Several others have now copied it.

 

[jrsavoie]

Nice. I wouldn't want anything longer than a 34' and probably not that long. We need to get something to stay in when we rip our roof off.

 

[THEFERMANATOR]

Good to hear Ferman. That hitch looks pretty heavy duty. :thumbsup:

I use the Reese Straight Line tow package. I have used several others in the past, but I swear by this thing. It has a semi-locking cam mechanism, one for each sway bar that forces the trailer to stay in a straight line. It uses the weight of the camper to force the weight downward, thus making the camper stay in a straight line. It unlocks when you turn corners, then forces the cams back down. It is really good. Several others have now copied it.

I started to buy a dual cam, but peopel were wanting $300-400 for used ones, and a new one with everything was about what I paid for the pro pride. I was a skeptic about them, but for $750 I was willing to take a chance on it.

 

[tanman_2006]

If I ever needed a big bumper hitch I would consider this.

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