Pro Seriesweight Distribution Friction Sway Control Kit on 2040-parts.com
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Sway Control Pro Series Friction Sway Control Pro Series Friction Sway Control FEATURES: Friction Sway Control uses friction to resist pivotal movement and thereby works against the effects of induced sway. It operates on the principle of "stiffening" the coupling between the tow vehicle and trailer. The degree of "stiffening" or friction is adjusted to suit various trailer weights and towing conditions. Its operation is simple and uncomplicated. It doesn't prevent the generation of sway; it simply works to resist the forces once they have started.
Pro Series offers the best values and is one of the widest product lines in the towing marketing. A diverse selection of products including fifth wheels, goosenecks, weight distribution systems, receiver hitches, jacks, couples, winches, trailer brake controls, trailer breakaway systems, and cargo management are just a few of the items available. The Pro Series product line is made by the best names in the industry and strikes a balance between high performance and low price. When shopping for your next trailer product or camping accessory, remember that Pro Series is the product line that provides Legendary Value. |
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