Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control - Clamp On - Underslung - 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 - best for underslung couplers. Made in the USA. Great Prices for the best weight distribution hitch from Blue Ox. Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control - Clamp On - Underslung - 7.5K GTW, 750 lbs TW part number BXW0753 can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.

Blue Ox Weight Distribution Hitch - BXW0753

Highlights

Built-In Sway Control Keeps Trailer Centered: Positive caster in the hitch head works with tapered trunnion bars to self-center your trailer, reducing sway without noisy friction parts.
Quiet Ride with No Popping or Grinding: Constant chain tension and rotating brackets keep things tight for smooth, silent towing.
Easy One-Side Setup: Rotating clamp-on lift brackets use a simple wrench motion—no snapping up heavy bars or walking around the trailer.
Ready-to-Tow Design: Hitch head has preset pitch and includes trunnion bars, lift chains, and 2-5/16" ball—no adjustments needed before first use.
Back Up Without Disconnecting: Sway control stays active while reversing, perfect for tight campsites or driveways.
Rated for 550–750 lbs TW and 8,000 lbs GTW: Fits 2" hitches and trailers with bottom-mounted couplers up to 6" frame height.

Features to know about

Keeps the Trailer Centered and Under Control: Built-In Sway Control with Positive Caster Angle

Crosswinds and passing trucks can make towing stressful, but the Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution Hitch keeps your trailer right where it belongs. The hitch head has a built-in positive caster angle that works like the steering caster in a vehicle—helping your trailer self-center as you tow. Combined with constant tension from the trunnion bars, the system actively resists sway and keeps the trailer tracking straight. It’s rated for 550-750 lbs of tongue weight and up to 8,000 lbs gross towing weight, giving you smooth, predictable towing even at highway speeds.

Close-up image of the Blue Ox SwayPro hitch head showing the positive caster angle for built-in sway control and trailer centering.

Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution System fully installed between tow vehicle and trailer showing trunnion bars and lift chains connected.

Smooth and Silent Ride: Rotating Clamp-On Brackets Tighten the System

Traditional friction sway setups can creak and pop around corners. The SwayPro’s rotating lift brackets keep the chains tight and stable, limiting bar movement and eliminating noise. Only a few chain links hang free, so the system stays firm and quiet mile after mile. You get a steady, even ride without the grinding sounds that often come with older bar-style hitches. And because the sway control is always engaged, you can back up without disconnecting anything.

Close-up view of Blue Ox SwayPro rotating lift bracket showing taut chain and minimal exposed links for enhanced sway control.

Quick Setup Right Out of the Box: Preset Hitch Head and Easy Chain Lift

Getting this system installed is straightforward. The hitch head arrives with the correct pitch already preset—no need to fuss with washers or adjustment screws. Just set the head height on the included shank, insert the trunnion bars, and lock them in place with the provided pins and clips. To tension the bars, slip the chain into the bracket and rotate it with the included wrench until the lock pin clicks in. It’s a simple, one-person job that doesn’t require heavy lifting or extra tools.

Image showing how to set up the Blue Ox SwayPro lift bracket by inserting the chain and rotating the bracket with a wrench until the lock pin engages.

Built for Long-Term Use: Heavy-Duty, Low-Maintenance Design

The Blue Ox SwayPro is built from powder-coated steel for durability and corrosion resistance. Grease zerks inside the head assembly make maintenance clean and easy, keeping everything moving smoothly. It fits 2" x 2" receivers and trailer frames up to 6" tall. With an adjustable shank offering up to 8" rise or 2" drop and 1-1/4" spaced height holes, you can fine-tune it to your setup. The system includes the head assembly, adjustable shank, 2-5/16" hitch ball, lift brackets with handles, spring bars, lift chains, pin and clip, and all necessary hardware—everything needed for a solid, balanced ride every time you tow.

Specs

Fit

Fits: 2" x 2" Trailer hitch receivers rated for use with weight distribution systems
Designed for: Trailers with bottom-mounted couplers

Weight and Capacity

Tongue weight: 550 lbs - 750 lbs
Gross towing weight: 8,000 lbs

Ball

Ball size: 2-5/16"

Lift Bracket

Lift-bracket positioning: Mount about 29" back from center of coupler

Trailer Frame

Maximum trailer frame height: 6"

Shank

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

Technical diagram showing key measurements and dimensions of the Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution Hitch BXW0753 for underslung couplers.

Warranty

Limited lifetime warranty

Included w/ BXW0753	Required - Sold Separately	Optional Add-Ons
Adjustable Shank System Head 2-5/16" Hitch Ball Lift Brackets Spring Bars	n/a	n/a

BXW0753 Blue Ox Sway Pro Weight Distribution Hitch for Underslung Couplers - Clamp On Brackets - 7,500 lbs

Installation Details BXW0753 Installation instructions

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by: Sam 10/21/2026

Exactly what we needed. Customer support is the best. Couldn’t recommend etrailer more or the blue ox hitch.

by: Bradley 07/21/2026

Very easy to do business with! Shipping was fast and on time.

by: Jim 06/01/2019

The SwayPro bars are aptly named. My first trip with these bars was through the windy Columbia River Gorge. There was a marked improvement over the load distribution hitch I used previously.

The SwayPro was easy to install (but a good torque wrench is needed). Once installed, hookup was also big improvement over a standard load distribution hitch.

by: Smith 03/29/2019

Haven’t used the product yet, but the service from etrailer has been terrific .

by: Wayne 04/21/2023

I just received it and have not had a chance to use it yet!

by: Jim L 05/23/2025

Very pleased with their product and ease of installation and hook up. Good instructions on proper preload. Towing a 15k stacker with a 2011 F350 single rear wheel. Good sway control

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Brooke M.

5/27/2025

Looks great, Jim! Whatcha hauling in the trailer??

by: Charlie 10/14/2026 One Year Later

The easiest way to undo it is to jack up the trailer all the way then release the tension bars.

by: Michael K 07/27/2026 One Year Later

performs to every standard that I required. Pulls my trailer effortlessly.

by: James 04/01/2026

You need to get a little better on the pins holes that connect the bars to to equalizing head. On the under slung I bought the bar pin holes did not line up with the pin holes on the head. I had to drill it out to get the bar retaining pin to go through. Otherwise it was all good.

by: Kerry 04/29/2026

Very happy with the ease of install and the performance of the hitch

by: Brian 04/23/2026

Great product, easy to install. Fast delivery.

by: Lewis 02/17/2022

I bought a weight distribution hitch w|sway control, and a trailer brake controller for my Four Winds RV. I received my order today, within a few days of placing the order. I have not installed it yet but it appears to be user friendly. Both pieces are made by Curt so the quality & performance should be good.
My thanks to etrailer & Stacy??

Lewis One Year Later

2/18/2023

It works really well. I’ve have other types, and this one works as good but is much easier to connect.

by: David 02/20/2018 One Year Later

I have had the Blue Ox BXW1003 for a year now and overall we are pretty happy with it. With our previous camper (Dutchmen) we were using a Draw-Tite WD hitch with a separate friction sway control bar. When we bought our new Jayco camper, we had a different A Frame design (underslug coupler) and it is a much bigger camper so we needed to upgrade the hitch. We liked chain style connection of the Draw-Tite but didn't like having to get out and remove the friction sway control bar when backing into a site. With the Blue Ox we just pull up to the site, someone hops out to guide clear the site as we back right in. It is nice to have a chain setup because there are times where I need more spring assist than others. For instance, we dry camp from time to time and have an A Frame Shelf above the propane tanks for our generator. The dealer recommended the Blue Ox over the equalizer because of this changing load requirement and it has worked.

The only reasons I am not giving it 5 stars is because there are times where I have to fight with the release pin a bit. You have to turn the cam a bit to get it to release. It isn't a big deal and doesn't happen all the time but enough to stick in the back of my mind. The tool for turning the cam is a bit short and because of the A Frame shelf I have to be careful about where I put it on or as I turn the cam, it could pinch my hand up against the shelf mount. Like many people, I just got a big socket and breaker bar to replace the included tool. In my case I already had the breaker bar for torquing the wheels so I just needed a socket. Because the socket pivots it can't pinch your hand and is longer so more leverage. Also a drawback is because of the design, if we were get a new trailer that maybe doesn't use an underslung coupler, but the same weight as our current camper, we would have to buy a new hitch as well. This is because there are different models based on hitch type, where an Equalizer can be adjusted to accommodate either coupler style, the Blue Ox can't. Sure you could probably replace the parts needed to convert it or just buy a new one. This is a minor thing in my book and the nice part about this is that it makes it much easier to set up at home since there are not as many points of adjustment. If we didn't change our load frequently depending on where we are going and traded in campers every other year, then we would have been better off going with the Equalizer. For us the Blue Ox was the better fit.

I will say that before buying I contacted Blue Ox's Customer Support as I had a question. I wanted to make sure I had the right model to work with the coupler on our camper. I was 80% sure I was right but didn't want to get there to pick it up and find out it wasn't the right one. Not only did they clear that up but the rep reached out to engineering and asked about my tow vehicle so they could verify that the included drop hitch was the right one. Which wasn't even a question that I had.

by: David 02/17/2021 One Year Later

I have no experience with other WDH's but this unit does what I expect it to do. I pull a 33' 7,500# Jayco trailer and it allows me to move the weight as needed to the front axle and it seems to control sway very well. I originally used this with an F-150 that was exceeding my rear axle rating so it was crucial that I get the weight shifted forward which this unit did well. I have since moved up to an F-250 so it is not nearly as critical but it still makes the trips pleasant. This unit is specific to underslung couplers like Jayco uses. Also being able to back the trailer without disengaging the WDH is an advantage over some of the other brands. The action of the chains during disconnect can be intimidating and dangerous until you get accustomed to the process. The one complaint I have is not with the unit itself but the wrench that is provided to load and unload the chains. It is flat (hurts your hand) and too short to get adequate leverage. I suggest you use an 18-24" cheater bar with a 1" socket to load/unload the chains. Otherwise very happy with the purchase

by: Paul 05/16/2021

etrailer is excellent as far as providing vast amounts of info before the sale and providing communication after placing your order through order delivery, and even after delivery. What other company shows you when and who processed your order, who packed your order, who shipped your order - providing names and pictures of the people involved along the way, along with all the other tracking info.
As far as the equalizer hitch, I haven't towed with it yet but seems extremely heavy duty and well made and should do the job. Most reviews I researched on it were good. I will follow-up once I tow with it.
I do have a few issues with it though before even using it.
First issue is that the spring for the spring loaded button that holds each equalizer bar into each side of the head is so strong that it can't be lifted up with fingers in order to release the equalizer bar when removing them. Need to remember to have a screwdriver handy to pry the button up in order to release the bars. I did see 2 versions of equalizer bars in videos. One version had a slot, one version had a blind hole that these buttons went into. The bars having the slot allowed the bars to be rotated during disassembly for easy removal. Can't do that with the blind hole version. I don't know which version is the latest or best - I will call etrailer or Blue-Ox to find out. I had 3 people try to lift up on the buttons with the hitch assembled but not installed, and no one could lift them enough to release them. That might be a good thing though - prevents them from inadvertently releasing.
Also, based on the 2 sets of exploded views that came with the instructions (one dated 2013, one dated 2020), it appears I might have received an older model that comes with a flat rotating latch wrench because the newer dated exploded view shows a rounded wrench (like a lug nut wrench) with a different p/n. I'll have to call etrailer or Blue Ox on this issue too.
Lastly, the box the hitch came in was heavy duty, but it still should have been a little stronger knowing how very heavy packages get handled by delivery services. The box had a small opening ripped open in it in the corner and the hand hold slots were ripped open twice as big as normal, along with the hardware bag inside was ripped open. Some hardware was scattered inside the box when I opened it and 2 of the 4 hex headed "set screws" were missing. Although you only need 2 set screws, these were different lengths, so I contacted etrailer and they have been working on getting me replacements.
Lastly, I can now see after watching some of the review videos on You Tube and playing with the hitch - about what some people were talking about - how the chains could get wedged during use unless you twist them somewhat, and I can also see how when you try to do a controlled release of the tension on the equalizer bars with the rotating latch wrench - if you don't have a lot of the pressure off of them by jacking the hitch up high enough before releasing them that this may cause the wrench to uncontrollably rotate into the released position unless you really have a good hold on it - which may be hard to do since you're other hand would be busy removing the release pin on the rotating latch. I'll know more when I actually use it, but it has me a little concerned.

by: Michael 02/06/2025

Even though I ordered the wrong thing (absolutely my fault), everyone was super nice and helpfull. The parts even arrived a day ahead of time. I will absolutely order from etrailer again when I need to.

Gwendolyn Y.

2/7/2025

Hey Michael. Thanks for the kind words! We’re always happy to help no matter what. You can always call or reach out to me directly.

by: John 11/28/2024

Looks well built and well thought out. If you ever switch to a heavier trailer you can just purchase new bars and keep the rest. I researched videos on YouTube and there was one negative review, blue ox made corrections and resolved those minor issues with the wrench slipping. I’m using this for an 18,000 lb stacker trailer and it is the only hitch I could find rated for the heavier trailers.

by: Richard 04/15/2018 One Year Later

I love the Blue OX. Much easier to use and maintain than the Equalizer, which is what I had previously. I think the BO is equal in effectiveness at sway control to the EQ but not sure because I'm now pulling a bigger trailer. The cam latch system with the BO is easy to use but you must raise the trailer tongue "to the sky" in order to release the tension from the load bars before releasing the chains. The load bars will slam down if you're not careful creating a hazard if you're not careful.

by: G3ck0 09/26/2016 One Year Later

I have been very happy with the performance of this hitch. Our first time out I was on a cross wind that was very harsh and was worried with my 36'.

Unlike other trailers on the road, I was not fishtailing. I was still fighting the wind, but was not all over the road had I used a different setup.

My only issue is the difficulty of getting the chains on and off without them popping.

Other than that, I highly recommend for stability!!!

by: Jerry 03/01/2018 One Year Later

Works well. Upgraded from Equal-i-zer 1k/10k due to hitch weight. Sway control seems to be about equal and hitching & unhitching is much easier due to lower jacking height required. Hitch adjustment is MUCH easier.

by: Michael 11/02/2023 One Year Later

I have 2 trailers and had this on a 34 foot travel trailer that weighs 9200 fully loaded. The weight distribution and sway control was subpar at best. My husky centerline rode better and controlled sway and weight distribution. Had to put this on the smaller of our travel trailers because it didn't do the job.

by: William 10/20/2022 One Year Later

Easy to use and provides the best weight distribution and sway control.

William One Year Later

10/22/2023

Still strong,continuing towing with no issues, and safely. Great product Thank you.

Mike L.

11/10/2023

@William We're glad to hear your # BXW2003 Blue Ox SwayPro weight distribution hitch is working well for you!

William One Year Later

5/15/2024

Works and looks great. Thank you for a great product. No worries when Im towing

by: Kevin 08/17/2022 One Year Later

Significantly better than the one the RV dealer sold us with the camper. 2000# hitch handles the 39 foot toyhauler flawlessly. Lots of adjustment ability with it.

by: Scott G 05/07/2015

The product is great but the customer service needs to be dealt with. I ordered what I thought was the right sway controll bar and they sent me the wrong one to start with, then I ordered the right one and they sent it to me, but I have yet to recieve my credit on my card. They told me a week ago that it was already back to you and I don't understand why we have not recieved our credit on our card yet.
Scott Gard

by: Randy 12/03/2022 One Year Later

Have been using this hitch for one year now. We have had zero issues, it is easy to use. Satisfied!

Randy One Year Later

12/4/2023

Completely satisfied , I have had zero problems with this hitch.

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It really depends on the design of your trailer. I would expect the # MR69FR to add to the tongue weight but it may not be the full 139 lbs. However, if you're telling me that your dry tongue weight is already higher than the rating of the # BXW0753 then it is safe to say you should go ahead and upgrade the spring bars, especially if you're adding the sliding tray. The next size up has a tongue weight range of 750-1,000 lbs so it will be more effective than what you're using now. You...
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