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Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control for 2" Hitch - 7.5K GTW, 750 lbs TW
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Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control for 2" Hitch - 7.5K GTW, 750 lbs TW

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Of all the hitches we tested, this is our favorite. It fixes sway, creates superb handling, and levels your ride - silently. Rotating chain-style, clamp-on brackets make setup easy. Max 2" drop, 8" rise. Made in the USA, too! Great Prices for the best weight distribution hitch from Blue Ox. Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control for 2" Hitch - 7.5K GTW, 750 lbs TW part number BXW0750 can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Blue Ox Weight Distribution Hitch

Highlights

  • Sway Control Keeps Your Trailer Steady: Built-in positive caster angle and tight lift chains keep your trailer centered even in crosswinds—no add-on sway bars needed.
  • Quiet Ride with No Popping or Grinding: Constant chain tension and trunnion design prevent creaks and clanks for smooth, silent towing.
  • Fast, One-Side Hookup: Rotating clamp-on brackets let you connect and tension chains from one side using the included wrench—no snapping spring bars.
  • Hitch Head Ready to Go: Preset tilt means no washer adjustments; just slide in the trunnion bars and lock with the included pins.
  • Back Up Without Disconnecting: System stays engaged while reversing, so you can maneuver easily into campsites or driveways.
  • Rated for 550–750 lbs TW and 7,500 lbs GTW: Fits 2" hitches with up to 8" rise or 2" drop for balanced towing on various trailer heights.
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Features to know about

Keeps the Trailer Centered and Steady on the Highway: Built-In Sway Control with Positive Caster Angle

Crosswinds, passing semis, or uneven pavement can make a trailer feel unstable. The Blue Ox SwayPro uses a hitch head with a built-in positive caster angle and trunnion bars that keep steady tension on the system. This design creates a self-centering effect that keeps your trailer tracking straight behind you. The result is confident, predictable handling and virtually no sway—just smooth towing even in windy conditions.

Close-up of Blue Ox SwayPro hitch head showing positive caster angle for built-in sway control

Smooth, Quiet Ride Every Time: Chain-Style Rotating Brackets

Noisy friction systems can grind and pop at every turn, but the SwayPro’s rotating lift brackets keep the chains tight and stable without metal-on-metal scraping. Most of the chain is wrapped neatly inside the bracket, which limits bar movement while keeping things silent. The system’s constant pressure provides active sway control with none of the noise, so your rig feels solid and quiet mile after mile.

Close-up of Blue Ox SwayPro rotating lift bracket with chain pulled tight for stable sway control

Fast Setup without Guesswork: Pre-Set Hitch Head and Simple Chain Lift

Getting a weight distribution hitch dialed in can be tricky, but the SwayPro makes it easy. The hitch head arrives pre-set with the correct angle, so no washers or fine-tuning are needed. To hook up, just insert the lift chain into the bracket slot and rotate the bracket using the included wrench until the lock pin engages. The trunnion bars lock in place with simple pins and clips. From box to road, setup takes about an hour, and everyday hookups take just a few minutes.

Blue Ox SwayPro lift bracket with chain being tensioned using included wrench to engage lock pin

Levels Your Tow Setup and Restores Control: 7,500 lbs GTW and 750 lbs Tongue Weight Capacity

This system evenly distributes weight across all axles to keep your rig level and stable. With a 7,500 lbs gross towing weight and 550-750 lbs tongue weight range, it’s ready for medium-weight trailers without over-stiffening the ride. The included 2-5/16" hitch ball, adjustable shank, spring bars, and all necessary hardware make it a complete system that’s ready to go right out of the box.

Blue Ox SwayPro weight distribution hitch hooked up between a tow vehicle and trailer demonstrating full connection

Built to Last and Easy to Maintain: Durable, Low-Maintenance Design

Every component is made from powder-coated steel that resists corrosion and wear. Grease zerks built into the head assembly make lubrication simple and mess-free, keeping the internal parts moving smoothly over years of towing. Clamp-on brackets mean no drilling into your trailer frame, and with a limited lifetime warranty, the SwayPro is built for the long haul.

Specs

Compatibility

  • Fits: 2" x 2" trailer hitch receivers rated for use with weight distribution systems
  • Maximum trailer frame height: 6"

Weight and Capacity

  • Tongue weight: 550 lbs - 750 lbs
  • Gross towing weight: 7,500 lbs

Ball Information

  • Ball size: 2-5/16"

Lift Bracket Positioning

  • Mount position: about 29" back from hitch ball

Shank Dimensions

  • Shank length: 13"
  • Maximum rise: 8" from top of hitch receiver opening
  • Maximum drop: 2" from top of hitch receiver opening
  • Adjustment holes spacing: 1-1/4" apart on center

Dimensional diagram showing measurements and specifications of the Blue Ox SwayPro weight distribution hitch for 2-inch receivers

Warranty

  • Limited lifetime warranty


Included w/ BXW0750Required - Sold SeparatelyOptional Add-Ons
Adjustable Shank
System Head
2-5/16" Hitch Ball
Lift Brackets
Spring Bars
n/an/a

Diagram illustrating proper weight distribution across tow vehicle and trailer when using a weight distribution hitch

BXW0750 Blue Ox Sway Pro Weight Distribution Hitch - Clamp On Brackets - 7,500 lbs

Item # BXW0750

Installation Details BXW0750 Installation instructions



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Of all the hitches we tested, this is our favorite. It fixes sway, creates superb handling, and levels your ride - silently. Rotating chain-style, clamp-on brackets make setup easy. Max 2" drop, 8" rise. Made in the USA, too!

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bolts that tighten brackets to the frame bent after 2 uses



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Everything I expected. Quality appears very good. Free shipping was very prompt and convenient. Etrailer has always delivered without disappointment.



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Works like says. First trip with 28 ft RV trailer with 45 mph crosswinds and rain and trailer didn't any more than truck alone! Easy installation.



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Great anti sway and weight distribution hitch. Worth every penny when we ran into strong cross winds in western Utah!



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This is my second Sway Pro on another trailer. I love that it's not a greasy mess (the bars stay clean and so easy to store) and the setup is straightforward. I've towed ~15k miles with this system and felt great confidence the entire time.



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I’ve towed over 7000 miles with this Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution hitch , with no issues. Easy to hook up and disconnect.



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This is the item that I ordered. The box the hitch was in had damage at both ends at at 3 of the corners. Thank God there was packing tape on the ends --- seems like the tape is what was holding the box together. Your shipping department needs to do a much better job of packing a heavy item like this. Per the installation instructions, it looks like I might need the 9 hole shank instead of the 7 hole shank. I need to confirm this with a knowledgeable employee before I try to complete the installation.



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I contacted Blue Ox before ordering this setup. Gave them all the weight specs on my Tow vehicle and trailer. They recommended this weight range setup. Installation was clearly explained within the instructions included. Unfortunately I could not get the hitch to transfer any weight to the front of the truck nor could I get the truck to level out after connecting to the trailer, even after applying maximum preload to the spring bars. Leveling the trailer was simple, but weight transfer was not possible. I've requested an RMA to return this setup to Etrailer. I reinstalled my original Equalizer hitch setup that worked fine just noisy when making tight turns. I thought the Blue Ox would be an improvement.



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I can't say enough about the great support I have received from etrailer. After ordering the wrong hitch(my fault), the team at etrailer got me squared away. Kyle, Angela, Lazer made the swap up to a 750 pound spring bar unit seamless! The return and the new hitch went off with no problem. A word of advice when buying a hitch. Better to measure your tongue weight yourself rather than relying on the spec sheets from the manufacturer. Mine was advertised as 240 pounds when in reality it was 462. That's with everything out of the storage compartment, unit level and without the propane tank and battery.



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The etrailer.com support before and after that sale was the BEST! Hard to believe how GREAT these people are!!!! The videos made installation easy. I am amazed how well built and HEAVY the Blue Ox is. I had to adjust the hitch height a few times, but now that it is done, I have NO problem quickly setting up the Sway Pro. It seem to perform well with pulling my Airstream and I consider the Blue OX well worth the money for the extra control and safety it provides.



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Scary hitch!!!! Please be sure to read the proper way to operate this weight distribution hitch!!! Follow the instruction to the letter and watch several [online] demonstrations. I relied on the RV dealer to assist me and spent the day in the Emergency Room. Serious injury can result if you do not follow the proper procedures!!!

The hitch does work as advertised with great sway control and leveling of the truck.



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The Blue Ox weight distribution and sway control...truly a solid addition to my towing needs. It is very well made, finished well and works exactly as it is supposed to.
The price cannot, that I could find, be beat. Throw in the fact that Etrailer has very good videos to explain installation and operation of most of their products, then you have a winning combination.
I am very happy with the product and price.



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One year later and we logged a few thousand miles pulling our Rockwood Mini-lite with the Blue Ox Sway-Pro. It took a little getting used to the chain hookup but once you do it a couple of times it’s pretty easy. The hitch is awesome. It has great weight redistribution and the trailer has never swayed once. Even in strong cross winds. Very pleased with this purchase and with e-trailers price and tutorial video. They are my go to for all things towing.



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Great system. Much better than my previous Equalizer unit. I should have ordered the 1500 lb bars as my tongue weight was just over 1120lbs. Always better to go heavier than lighter. Great service with etrailer as always!

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Jenny N.

12/21/2022

I have good news. You can upgrade the bars without having to buy a whole new system. We have the 1500 bars available as part # BXW4008.



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This made a huge difference, with an ordinary hitch just getting the trailer home from the dealer was a not-so-fun drive. With this hitch the trailer tows straight and smooth at any speed. A sway control hitch is an important piece of safety equipment and I recommend this one highly.

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Erik

5/15/2023

We have two of these, one on a utility trailer a year old, and one on a camper now 9 years old. They are holding up great. Just remember to use a grease gun on the pivots at least once or twice a year.



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I've installed the hitch but not yet used it. However, it's all that they say it is -- sturdy, easy to install and I expect that it will last me many years.

I especially like the fact that the bars can easily be removed and that they are not greased as I also purchased a set of 1500 lb bars for use when the trailer is at max and will use these 750 lb bars when the trailer is empty or lightly loaded.

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Drpcfix

6/11/2020

Pulled my trailer weighing nearly 10,000 lbs from NY to Houston TX. The hitch performed perfectly and kept the trailer under control in fact I barely knew it was behind me. I used the 1500 lb bars on the way there and the 750 lb bars on the way back when the trailer was empty. Im 100 happy with this purchase!



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The Blue Ox WD hitch has been great for me. What I like is 1. No hitch head angle adjustment needed. 2. No greasy trundle bars. You can store the clean bars in your outside storage without messing up your compartment 3. The large auto style lug wrench provides high leverage for pulling the chains up. 3. Unit is quiet around corners.

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Steven W.

2/23/2024

It is working well There is rust developing on some areas but I just touch it up with rustoleum paint.

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Mike L.

2/23/2024

@StevenW Perfect!


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Have not installed hitch yet but it is a high quality item. The main reason for this review is the incredible service I got with etrailer. I had questions and called on a Saturday afternoon. The representative was able to answer all my questions except one. She explained the manufacturer, being a Saturday, was closed and ask if she could call me back on Monday with an answer. As she promised she called Monday with a complete answer for the question. At which time I order the product. This was a heavy, expensive hitch. Here it is Wednesday and it has arrived. UNBELIEVABLE SERVICE! I recieved several emails with progress on the order and could not be more pleased. Their price was the best I could find. I look forward to buying from them again when needed. Ashley the rep, that helped me was top notch and very knowledgeable with regards to the products. Thank you Ashley and etrailer.

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Morris

2/14/2019

Excellent product and etrailer service 2nd to none. Very very happy after installation and a full season of use.



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We have a 23 foot Airstream we pull with a Suburban and use the Blue Ox Sway distribution hitch. We purchased this a year ago and went on 10 weekend trips last summer 6 of them over the continental divide in Colorado. This summer we have been on 3 weekend trips and once over the continental divide. We have many more trips planned. The hitch is easy to hook up and was easy to install. Etrailer was great at helping getting the correct size bars. We have pulled the trailer in rain and winds and feel very secure in any road condition we have encountered. No issues with backing up. Nice hitch I recommend it.

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John H.

6/9/2021

We have a 23 foot Airstream we with the suburban for 3 seasons now with the Blue Ox Sway Hitch. We go every weekend somewhere in Colorado. Drove through New Mexico for Christmas. That is a windy state. I did not know the wind was blowing so hard until we stop and get out. Must be working. I did put a piece if tape on the part that turns so I can see where the wrench goes and on the chain link. This helps with hooking and unhooking for reference. Enjoy.



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Just what we needed to confidently and tow our new travel trailer.



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I had the unfortunate experience with having your new airstream 20' taken out by a hydroplaning car last month. The airstream rolled right and on to its side, and the hitch released keeping our Suburban from rolling. The stabilizer bars and chains maintained the trailer connection and eased the stop with the rear tires of ground. The hitch bent the receiver on the truck, and the only damage appeared to be one " sprung" spring bar. A good result from a bad experience!



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This is a good system, though it can require some tinkering when hitching up. Sometimes it's super easy (connect the bars to the receiver, loop the links to the clamps, and rotate until it clicks into place, done!) while occasionally as the ground varies one bar may resist getting loaded and you have to find a level spot to adjust it. We have found the need to change frequently which link its cranked to. In fact, a couple times I've gone to our standard setting but later had to pull over and crank a couple extra links tighter to keep the sway down. That said, it fit all the criteria for the weight range, frame mount points, etc. and has worked over multiple trips and several hundred miles so far.

I would say the powder coating has been pretty durable, there is a bit of rust developing on the clamps where there's been contact with the chains for one year. But the bars, links, and receiver are looking fine overall.

Overall, it wasn't the first model we had our eye on but it fit the situation and we are fairly happy with how it all turned out.



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This was my first purchase of a weight distribution hitch, and the Blue Ox exceeded my expectations. I could tell by the construction and weight of the Blue Ox hitch that it was a quality product. I would recommend purchasing the Blue Ox.



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Easy initial set up...lots of videos online to help... And great customer service from the etrailer team.... Answered all my pre purchase questions honestly and professionally!!! .... I had paid for expedited shipping which UPS screwed up.... etrailer refunded the expedited fee before I could even call in!!! That's customer service!!! Thank you!!!



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I’ve had the SwayPro hitch for about a year now, with well over 1000 miles of towing. Settings the chain tension is critical - I started by towing with the factory suggested number of links, then towed with added and subtracted links to find the best balance of ride, sway control, and adjusted the ball attachment to then set the final ride height. It took some time and needed a high range torque wrench, but the result was excellent towing in all conditions. Recently, I changed tow vehicles. This required re-adjusting the ball mount to keep correct height, then again trying different numbers of links in the tension chains, but I once again I found the sweet spot and am thoroughly pleased with this hitch. Compared to the simpler and cheaper hitch I had before, its well worth the extra cost and the extra effort to be able to get it “just right.”

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Kate F.

8/10/2026

Thanks for the thorough review Richard! I am glad you have taken the time to the find the sweet spot. What is the other picture you submitted, I see the tie up for the horse when is why I am intrigued =)


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