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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
Part Number: BXW0756
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Blue Ox Weight Distribution Hitch - BXW0756
Highlights
- Built-In Sway Control Keeps You Steady: Positive-caster head and tight trunnion tension keep your trailer centered without the noisy friction bars.
- Quiet Ride Without Grinding or Popping: Rotating chain brackets hold lift chains snug for smooth, silent towing on highways or in wind.
- Ready-to-Use Setup Saves Time: Hitch head comes preset at the correct angle—no washers or fine-tuning required.
- Back Up Without Disconnecting: System stays engaged while reversing or maneuvering into tight camp spots.
- Quick, Simple Hookup: Clamp-on rotating brackets need no drilling and can be tightened from one side with the included wrench.
- Rated for 550-750 lbs TW / 7,500 lbs GTW: Fits 2" hitches; offers up to 13" rise and 7" drop for a level towing setup.
Features to know about
Keeps the Trailer Steady in Wind and Traffic: Built-In Sway Control
When you’re cruising down the highway and a gust or passing semi hits, you want a hitch that doesn’t flinch. The Blue Ox SwayPro keeps your trailer centered and controlled thanks to its built-in sway control that works quietly in the background. Its hitch head is set with a slight positive caster angle, so when your trailer starts to drift, it self-centers—just like a car’s steering wheel returning to straight. The trunnion spring bars stay under constant tension to hold the trailer in line, eliminating side-to-side sway without the creaking or grinding of friction-style setups.
Levels Out the Ride and Restores Steering Control: Trunnion Bar Weight Distribution
Uneven weight can make your tow vehicle sag and steering feel light. The SwayPro’s trunnion-bar system spreads your tongue weight evenly across all axles, restoring balance and stability. With a tongue-weight range of 550 lbs – 750 lbs and a 7,500 lbs gross towing weight capacity, this setup keeps your rig level and responsive even when fully loaded. The result is smooth handling, better braking, and a safer, more confident tow.
No Noise, No Hassle: Chain-Style Rotating Brackets
Forget the loud popping and harsh resistance of old-school hitches. The SwayPro’s rotating clamp-on brackets keep lift chains tight and secure, reducing movement and noise while boosting stability. You’ll usually see just a couple of chain links showing, which means less slack and more consistent tension. Plus, you can back up without removing or disengaging anything—handy when you’re parking in a tight campsite or driveway.
Quick to Set Up, Simple to Adjust: Preset Head Angle and Pin-Lock Bars
Getting ready to tow shouldn’t feel like a workout. The hitch head on the SwayPro comes with the proper angle preset right out of the box, so there’s no trial-and-error adjustment with washers or screws. Just slide the head onto the shank, set your height (with adjustment holes spaced 1-1/4" apart), and lock the trunnion bars in with the included pins and clips. The lift brackets rotate easily with the included wrench, snapping into place in seconds.
Built to Last and Easy to Maintain: Heavy-Duty Steel and Grease Zerks
Every part of the SwayPro shows off solid build quality. The powder-coated steel resists corrosion, and grease zerks built into the head assembly make maintenance clean and simple. It fits 2" × 2" hitch receivers rated for weight distribution, works with trailer frames up to 6", and includes the 2-5/16" hitch ball, shank, spring bars, lift brackets, and all hardware you need. Designed for performance and long service life, it’s a hitch that feels as good on the road as it looks in your driveway.
Specs
Fit
- Fits: 2" x 2" trailer hitch receivers rated for use with weight distribution systems
- Lift-bracket positioning: mount about 29" back from center of coupler
- Maximum trailer frame height: 6"
Weight and Capacity
- Tongue weight: 550 lbs - 750 lbs
- Gross towing weight: 7,500 lbs
Hitch Ball
- Ball size: 2-5/16"
Shank and Adjustment
- Shank length: 13"
- Maximum rise: 14" from top of hitch receiver opening
- Maximum drop: 7" from top of hitch receiver opening
- Adjustment holes: spaced 1-1/4" apart on center
Warranty
- Limited lifetime warranty
| Included w/ BXW0756 | Required - Sold Separately | Optional Add-Ons |
|---|---|---|
| Adjustable Shank System Head 2-5/16" Hitch Ball Lift Brackets Spring Bars | n/a | n/a |
BXW0756 Blue Ox Sway Pro Weight Distribution Hitch - Clamp On Brackets - 11-Hole Shank Adjustment - 7,500 lbs
Customer Satisfaction Score:
88% were satisfied with this product
12% of customers were not satisfied
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Ratings & Reviews
4.6
544 reviews
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Jack
04/26/2026
Received it in good condition with all the parts. It was fairly easy to get it setup, as there are a few specific instructions for Ram truck users. I have not pulled it yet, but other family members said they would not pull a trailer w/o it.
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John
08/28/2024
Finally upgraded from the terrible Husky Centerline TS which was so noisy and caused my F-150 to pull after every sharp turn. Dialed in the Sway Pro today and took a long test drive. Absolutely quiet and tows like a dream!
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Randy
07/19/2019
Great product and fast service! Installed on a 2013 GMC Yukon XL Denali, 1989, Skyline, Layton. Classic Trailer tows like a dream!
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Glenn
01/31/2022
This hitch is working well! This Blue Ox hitch was the ONLY one for my needs. It fit the Winnebago Hike camper without modification. The dealer wanted to modify the camper's tool box for their installation, with a labor charge of $800 bucks! The only thing I had to do is move the tool box up about an inch off the mount for installation only. Them it fit back in place as factory mounted. Great for controlling the weight distribution and sway of the single-axel camper. Thanks!
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Wayne
10/14/2022
Another positive shopping experience with etrailer.com. I received the Blue Ox BXW0756 weight distributing hitch and I'm extremely pleased with it. It offers robust construction. It's easy to setup. It's also a major upgrade over the Camco Recurve R3 I had been using. Even with comparable spring bar weight ratings this hitch performs better. Far easier to get the weight balanced. The trailer tongue brackets are easily attached and adjusted, and don't damage the trailer tongue. I abandoned the Recurve after repeatedly experiencing problems with the trailer brackets failing to remain properly placed after a trip. They would move and gouge the tongue, no matter how tight the bolts were.
I took a chance ordering the hitch while on vacation and having it shipped to my vacation spot, nervous it wouldn't arrive before my trip home. etrailer and UPS came through and I received it without issue. Thanks for making the trip home a happy one with an awesome hitch etrailer.
I took a chance ordering the hitch while on vacation and having it shipped to my vacation spot, nervous it wouldn't arrive before my trip home. etrailer and UPS came through and I received it without issue. Thanks for making the trip home a happy one with an awesome hitch etrailer.
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Andrew
06/02/2021
I purchased the SwayPro when we bought our first travel trailer last year. I have had absolutely no issues with this product as it has performed as advertised, which makes me a happy camper!
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Terry
03/20/2022
Great product. Able to adjust for maximum steering control in just a few minutes.
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Kris
08/22/2019
Good quality and construction. Thanks to the etrailer customer support, and online videos, the install and setup was easy.
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Tim
04/04/2022
Could not have asked for more, etrailer is great to do business with.
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Gordon
08/30/2021
Works as claimed, tows level and eliminates swaying.
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Sebastian
05/11/2021
Can't tell a bad thing about it. Took a little while to set it up (I'm a novice), hoping for long service life!
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Scotty
04/25/2024
Excellent built product, can’t wait to use it
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Misti
04/17/2024
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David
10/17/2021
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Richard
08/05/2026
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.”
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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Richard
08/18/2026
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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Mark
10/06/2026
The only problem I had was the same problem many other people have had. The box came open during shipping, so when I received the hitch, some of the parts were missing. So many people have had this problem, I wish etrailer would do something about it...HOWEVER, they did send out another hitch (Packed better this time) and even sent it 2 day shipping so I would get it before my trip. Also included a return label for the other hitch...etailer made it right in the end, without any issues, so that was great! The hitch is perfect. For me, this design is the only way to go. With other hitches, you get metal to metal contact with the strut and the hangers. Maybe it works. Maybe if you keep them greased, it won't squeak going down the road...IDK, I just don't like the idea of the metal to metal contact on something with that much weight on it, bouncing down the road at 80mph. The Blue Ox, the struts are connected to the trailer tongue with chains. So, they're able to move when you turn sharply. They're silent. They're super easy to connect AND you can adjust the tension on them by choosing different links on the chain, if your tongue weight changes (Sometimes I have my RZR in my toy hauler, sometimes I dont!). No sway, no bounce, no squeaking, and no greasy struts to slime your gloves and pants up when you want to remove the struts and throw them in the bed of your pickup.
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Douglas
05/24/2025
Hitch did exactly what it was designed for. In fact while hauling I was forced off the road at about 68mi an hour steered to come back on the road, 6in rise truck jumped in the air trailer wheels came off the ground rocked from side to side almost turning on its side, but everything held together and straightened out and we were able to finish our trip
Douglas
5/26/2026
It’s been almost 2yrs and still working great
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John
08/08/2026
This WD system is so easy to install (compared to Reese Strait Line With Dual Cams). Had a little problem cranking the rotating bracket until I realized the chain had to go on the other side...then easily locked in place. Only have had it out on one trip and it seemed like a smooth ride. Maybe on the way home we'll have a large vehicle go by to see if the trailer sways at all. Heavy duty parts.
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Stuart
07/26/2026
The product so far is great. It was easy to install and seems to work well. The instructions are a different story. They don’t have a whole lot of details and leave you guessing sometimes. The hitch is quite. Just remember when you are hoisting the truck and trailer up to get rid of the tension, you need to go higher than you might think. It’s especially important when unhitching. If you have to much tension left in the bars, it will spin the wrench out of your hands. Don’t ask how I know. I bought this to replace a friction anti sway. It was difficult to set up, was noisy and and didn’t work as well as this seems to. The purchase was easy and the shipping was good. I did not need to call and ask questions because the web page worked well. Free shipping on the hitch was great because it is fairly heavy. Thanks!
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Justin
06/16/2026
Works great. I pulled an 18k trailer and the hitch performed as expected. I didn’t read the instructions on how to use the roll over chains which led to one dragging a few miles but I would buy them again. Love that you can use different springs based on your needs. Overall great product.
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Kelly
08/30/2026
It works great! Assembly instructions were easy to follow also was able to look up an installation video on YouTube as well. Went slow it was about an hour install time. Once hooked up couldn’t even tell I was pulling my trailer,
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Towing perfectly!