anti sway bars

My good mate has them in conjunction with a WDH and he reckons they are the bees knees.

He only tows a smallish Off Road van about 2.2tonnes but he reckons they make a huge difference on top of the WDH.

Mate,
I have never had them on a van but you would find a huge difference.

I have an old cruiser which was never fitted with a rear swaybar. It is great in the scrub and the opposite on the road.

You sure notice the difference driving a vehicle with and without an antisway and it is exactly the same principal as a van or trailer.

Have a good one

You can buy a HR hitch with anti sway built in as perbelow
I cant post a picture but if you go yere and in the little box got to sway controllers and it will show you the one I mean.
It is as an ordinary one but has a cam system to hold the bars steady


sway controller and WDH

Anti-Sway bars are a great help in reducing this problem when towing...........BUT if the caravan is not loaded correctly, with the weight centred just forward of the axle, the correct towbar download and as near as possible to even weight distribution side to side, any towing aids (anti sway bars, weight distribution hitches) will have almost no effect at all.

Hope that helps.

Disco.

I assume that you are referring to anti sway bars as fitted to a vehicle. Conqueror campers have them as standard equipment, we had one tailor made for an offroad camper & it made a massive difference in the attitude of the camper, both on & offroad.

thanks to everyone for their opinion/feedback. i have an eaz-lift wdh so will try one of theirs & see if there is any difference. only about $100 so not much to lose & lots to gain?