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Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control for 2" Hitch - 10,000 lbs GTW, 1,000 lbs TW
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Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control for 2" Hitch - 10,000 lbs GTW, 1,000 lbs TW

Part Number: BXW1000
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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 and 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 - 10,000 lbs GTW, 1,000 lbs TW part number BXW1000 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 - BXW1000

Highlights

  • Quiet Sway Control for a Steadier Drive: Positive-caster head and trunnion bars keep the trailer centered and stable without friction-style noise.
  • Even Weight for Level Handling: Distributes 750–1,000 lbs tongue weight across all axles to restore control and balance.
  • Ready-to-Go Hitch Head: Preset pitch means no fine-tuning—just mount, lock bars, and go.
  • Fast One-Side Setup: Rotating lift brackets let you tighten chains with the included wrench—no heavy snap-ups.
  • Backup Without Disconnecting: Tow forward or in reverse while sway control stays active.
  • Built to Last: Powder-coated steel with grease zerks for clean maintenance and long-term durability.
Made in USA

Features to know about

Keeps You Steady on the Highway: Built-In Sway Control with Positive Caster Angle

Crosswinds and passing trucks can make towing stressful, but the Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution Hitch handles it with ease. Its hitch head is built with a positive caster angle that automatically centers your trailer behind you, so it tracks straight even when the air gets rough. The trunnion bars stay under constant tension to hold your trailer in line, while the rotating lift brackets keep the chains tight for extra stability. No friction pads, no grinding noises—just a quiet, solid setup that stops sway before it starts.

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

Tow Heavy and Level Every Time: 10,000 lbs GTW and 1,000 lbs TW Capacity

This system balances weight perfectly across your axles to restore stability and control. Rated for 10,000 lbs of gross towing weight and 750–1,000 lbs of tongue weight, it makes sure your rig stays level and responsive. The hitch includes a 2-5/16" ball, adjustable shank, spring bars, lift chains, and clamp-on brackets that mount about 29" back from the coupler—no drilling required. Once everything’s set, your headlights point where they should and your trailer feels like part of the tow vehicle.

Blue Ox SwayPro weight distribution system fully installed and connected between truck and trailer showing sway control setup

Hitch Up Faster with Less Effort: Rotating Clamp-On Brackets

Getting ready to tow doesn’t have to be a workout. The SwayPro uses rotating lift brackets instead of snap-up bars, so you can tension the chains smoothly with the included wrench. Just insert the chain, rotate the bracket, and lock the pin—no fighting a lever under heavy load. The preset hitch head angle is ready right out of the box, so setup takes about an hour or less. And if you ever upgrade trailers, you can swap out the spring bars for a different weight rating without replacing the whole system.

Blue Ox SwayPro lift bracket being rotated with wrench to lock chain in place for easy hitch setup

Close-up of Blue Ox SwayPro rotating lift bracket with taut chain showing secure connection and minimal exposed links

Back Up Without Disconnecting: Full-Range Maneuvering Convenience

Tight campsite turns or reversing into a driveway don’t require taking anything apart. The Blue Ox SwayPro lets you back up with the bars engaged, so you keep full sway control even when maneuvering in reverse. Because there’s no friction mechanism to disengage, you don’t lose time or stability when positioning your trailer.

Built to Last and Stay Quiet: Powder-Coated Steel with Grease Zerks

Every part of this system is designed for durability and smooth performance. The steel is powder coated to resist rust and corrosion, and the hitch head includes grease zerks for clean, easy lubrication. With no metal-on-metal friction surfaces, it stays quiet around corners and over bumps. Once installed, you get a strong, low-maintenance system that performs trip after trip.

Specs

Fit and Compatibility

  • Fits: 2" x 2" trailer hitch receivers rated for use with weight distribution systems
  • Maximum trailer frame height: 6"
  • Lift-bracket positioning: mount about 29" back from center of coupler

Weight and Capacity

  • Tongue weight: 750 lbs - 1,000 lbs
  • Gross towing weight: 10,000 lbs

Ball Information

  • Ball size: 2-5/16"

Dimensions

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

Blue Ox SwayPro weight distribution hitch dimensional diagram showing full measurements for head assembly, shank, and bracket locations

Warranty

  • Limited lifetime warranty


Included w/ BXW1000Required - Sold SeparatelyOptional Add-Ons
Adjustable Shank System Head 2-5/16" Hitch Ball Lift Brackets Spring Barsn/an/a

Diagram illustrating how a weight distribution hitch balances load between truck and trailer to improve towing stability

BXW1000 Blue Ox Sway Pro Weight Distribution Hitch - Clamp On Brackets - 10,000 lbs

Installation Details BXW1000 Installation instructions



Customer Satisfaction Score:

Ratings & Reviews

4.6

537 reviews
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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 and 8" rise. Made in the USA, too!

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Good product good price and great job in delivery. First order disappeared halfway through shipping. You guys promptly shipped a follow up. Great service.



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After owning a couple other hitches including a Hensley the Blue Ox distribution hitch is my favorite and probably the only hitch I will own. Hooking up is easy enough however I would suggest using a socket attached to a break-over bar rather than the supplied wrench (just my opinion). I pull a 30ft Classic Airstream with a 3/4 ton HD Chevy Duramax and the Blue Ox with this combination is excellent. The only negative thing I have found about the hitch is over time it tends to get a little rust here and there so keep wiped down or touched up with similar paint.



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The hitch looks to be well built and it was simple to install and set up.



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After a year and thousands of miles later, this Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution system has worked flawlessly! We pull a about seventy-two hundred pound trailer with it in all kinds of weather conditions without worrying about “tail whipping”. The truck and trailer sits solidly level every time we hook up. The chains lock cam makes it a breeze to use, even my wife can do it while l’m taking care of other things. The design and construction are spot on. This is our third trailer and weight distribution system, and it is by far the best. It is so nice to be able to back up without having to remember to loosen a sway control arm! We highly recommend it!!!



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It really does prevent sway. On windy days it can be jerky but the trailer stays put. It took a little to set up and get my rig level. The amount of links to put in the latches will take of few trips to get to your liking but they do have a "base" setting to start from. Also, a great tip from a dealer I bought my trailer from, extend the jack and lift the hitch with the truck still attached to take some torque out of those spring bars to make them easier to set or remove the chains from the rotating latches. I am happy with this purchase.



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It worksgreat! I really like the customer service at etrailer. They help you get the parts you need and are fair if you need to send them back or exchange.

I have this stetup on my 2020 f-250 and 2021 keystone outback 210urs (5000lbs with around 500lb younger weight)
I’ve never towed the trailer without the bars on but I can say that the ride is smooth. On a smooth highway I have gone 70+mph for short periods to pass and it feels totally smooth and safe.

You don’t need these bars with a 3/4 ton Truck but it makes the ride more balanced and keeps you truck bed more level and I think that improves safety. It takes around 20% of the load off you tow hitch.

I ordered this before I received my trailer and had to return the chain and bar portion for the next size up because I ended up with a heavier trailer. Because of the delays from the factory. etrailer helped me out the whole way and only charged me shipping.

This is a no brainer! Get this hitch your suspension will thank you and buy from etrailer they are better at customer service than a brick and mortar store. Plus they have a huge inventory.



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I purchased this weight distribution hitch to tow my 24 ft enclosed car trailer. The weight distribution and sway control are great. I also really like that the leveling bars do not have grease on them. I like the thought look of the powder coating. I am disappointed with the corrosion protection of the trailer attachment and the hitch. They started showing sign of corrosion quickly. The hitch was only left out in the rain for a day or two and it showed signs of corrosion.



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This trailer hitch and anti away system is top notch. I have owned multiple hitches for trailers over the years, but the Blue Ox is the winner. Thanks for a great product!

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Matt N.

9/20/2015

I had no idea what I needs and was sold this. Then seeing what others have. Yes. Definitely a nice setup



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Using with a 27 foot Lance trailer and 2015 Jeep grand Cherokee.
Shipping and packing from e trailer great.
Hitch well made and easy to install. Replacing a Reese weight distribution hitch w/sway control that wasn't up to the job. Blue Ox controls sway well and tows much more smoothly-vibrations with old hitch eliminated.
Only dissatisfaction is with the paint. Several nicks/chips in the paint as delivered and over time some rusting of the latch mechanisms. Called Blue Ox-they said no touch up paint available. Used some Rustoleum that somewhat matches the texture and color. Would really like some OE paint from Blue Ox!



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1yr review. First off Amy with customer support was extremely helpful with making sure I picked the correct product and to get it to me in a timely manner. Now for the product The BlueOx unit has been great, the hitch is a little heavy for some people but it is manageable, the installation was a breeze with clear instructions (video) and took about an hour with a quick trip to rent a torque wrench to tighten to spec and have my local dealership install the ball to avoid the cost of another socket. Setting the correct chain tension is a trial and error process based on your vehicle and trailer weight, I have two different settings based on it I’m carrying fresh water or not. Using the cam tension system can take some force to tighten but lift the tongue more it will help alleviate this but my wife does struggle with it when she hooks up (Don’t get hurt when camping). As for pulling it keeps the trailer on track (I pull a 33’ TT) provided you have good tension on the bars of it sways a bit take up another link. The unit is quite so no popping or cracking (like most) and you can back the unit in without disconnecting. The unit has held up to the Arizona weather and still looks like new except for the nuts welded to the tensioner where the wrench connects has some surface rust and wear. Overall this is a great product I like that additional parts can be purchased separately for additional trailer uses or upgrade for new trailers. My only complaint would be the amount of force needed to set the cam tensioners.



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I bought the blue ox weight distribution hitch as an upgrade from my original weight distribution hitch that I purchased from Harbor freight. What a difference!

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Lou A.

7/21/2022

Game Changer. I love my Blue Ox WDH. It has worked flawlessly since I purchased and installed it on my trailer. I have towed my 30 foot travel trailer in all kinds of weather including windy conditions and the hitch works great. I used to tow a 22 foot travel trailer with a Harbor Freight WDH, and that trailer would sway without an additional and noisy anti sway bar. The Blue Ox doesnt need one, and even though my new trailer is 8 feet longer, it does not sway much at all. Not only does it keep my 8500 lb trailer straight, it is easy to hook up. I dont dread hooking up like I used to.



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The hitch works real good. It looks to be a very good quality. However the release lever is not very easy to operate. Would like to see something maybe done different in that area. Otherwise seems to be a very good product.



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The hitch was delivered in just a few days, earlier than expected. The hitch was exactly as described. The dealership attached the hitch to our Keystone Outback 298RE and Excursion without any problem. Our trip from Ohio to Colorado went without incident even though we traveled through wind, rain and snow. Hooking up the trailer with the SwayPro was no problem and very easy to use.

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Harry M.

6/29/2015

What is your tongue weight on the blue ox ? I have a Keystone outback 277RL 35 feet and looking at a blue ox 1500 tw and wondering if this the proper one to buy.



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Powder coat too thick on bars and receiver and couldn't insert them. I had to tow old style without using it. Got home and ground the powder coat off so they would fit. Not happy with Blue Ox quality control at all.



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I specifically asked what bars to buy and answered questions about dry weight, tongue weight and max trailer weight. I was steered to 1000 lb bars even though that was not even 10% of max trailer weight when 12-15% of max weight is the typical range for tongue weight. I ended up replacing with the next step which was 1500 lb bars. You gave me the wrong answer and it cot me another set of bars and left me no way of recovering what I spent for wrong bars. Bad advice=bad customer service. The only reaso I gave 2 stars is you delivered on time to my rv dealer as instructed.

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Jenny N.

3/17/2022

Depending on the total tongue weight of the trailer you will want to a weight distribution system where your trailers loaded and unloaded weight will fall into the range of the bars. This system has a tongue weight range of 750 lbs - 1,000 lbs. The next system up will be part number part # BXW1500 which has a tongue weight range of 1,000 lbs - 1,500 lbs.



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I have been installing the hitch and the 26000 lb 2&5/16" ball that I ordered. All went well until I tried to install the ball which has a 1& 7/8" nut which requires a socket to tighten the nut in the hitch enclosure. Not having that size socket I could not find one that size in the local retail stores. I have resorted to buying an Altrade socket on line from Home Depot for $14. Hopefully it will fit in side the hitch nut enclosure.

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Ron I.

8/10/2015

Installed theSwayPro WD system and found it worked well until recent trip. Decided I need the 1500 bars because od additional weight.



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Let me start off by saying why I wanted sway control. My first trip up Oregon's I5 between Eugene and Portland with my 28' Komfort Lite trailer in a moderate cross breeze, lots of semi's and fast traffic. Not a good first time experience, slowed from 60mph to 50mph to make it tolerable for me. Saw other trailers zoom by me at much faster speeds and looked to be pretty solid-no sway.
Had no clue which system to choose, so I looked at all that was available on the site. Many looked very complex and the reviews on each were mostly positive. So, I choose to go simple with the Blue Ox, easy 20 min bolt on. Did have to make a 1/2" adjustment on the latch brackets, as per the instructions, to have the chains straight up and down.
I haven't been on the road yet, but my initial hook up attempt has highlighted a couple of issues.
First, with all the tongue weight on the TV, there is no way you will be able to attach the chain where you want it. No biggie, as with the old system, just use the tongue jack to raise everything up until you can get to the link you want. Had to go higher than I was used to, but still OK.
Second, when unhooking (again, with weight on tongue jack), knuckles come very close to the spring bar on one side. Don't get distracted when rotating the latch to release the chain! Also, the chain wants to "snap" out of the slot at some point when rotating. I may want to retire the supplied wrench and go with a socket, short extension, and breaker bar just to keep my hands away from these potential hazards.
As always, the ordering process was great. Helps a lot when everybody understands what you are trying to do, then convey what you need.

Rich

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Richierod

5/27/2017

Hitch is doing its job! Semis arent an issue anymore so Im more relaxed when towing. Those big delivery box trucks have more of an effect than semis, but no problem. Happy I got this hitch.



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Very fast delivery



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Blue Ox has proven to be a top of the line solution for trailer sway on our 30ft camper. My 2024 Tahoe pulls it like a dream now and we couldn’t be happier with the results!



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Great product! Exactly what I was looking for to use with my hitch extension for my boat trail and camper set up.

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Paul

4/7/2021

Excellent! This is exactly what I needed to help with the tongue weight of my boat trailer. This product takes the worry out of towing with the extended trailer hitch due to the camper on the truck.



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I love this hitch. So I did a lot of research online A lot of people complained about their Weight Distribution Hitch(WDH) making noise or hard to install. This hitch went to Yellowstone with me (about 38 hr drive each way) with 7k cargo. Worked perfectly. The only time it made any noises is when I had to turn a tight turn. We all know WDH do not like tight turns. This one is no exception but when I say tight, I mean where the trailer tongue is inches from my bumper. It helped with sway. And it def put the weight on the front. Easy install (def watch some videos) and I recently took it off and installed on new trailer. Easy swap. Be warned. Hold that lug bar with both hands when tightening the bars. Do not allow that thing to slip. I broke my arm and was trying to use the bar. Dumb move on my part.

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Lostpathfindr

2/22/2025

Here is is a year later. I have to admit, I do not use it as much as I have not towed the trailer. However, it is still perfectly fine. I still love it. I still say it is def worth the money and it still is everything I said it was in my original review.

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Robin H.

2/22/2025

@Lostpathfindr glad to hear it!


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Haven’t done a long trip to compare away control. Just installed. Cons first: On an Airstream Globetrotter 25 FBT, it is impossible to get a socket in between the A frame and the battery box to use a torque wrench to measure 40 lbs when tightening the jam bolt. Plus it’s a square bolt head. But it’s only 40 lbs, so we hand tightened hard. Also, when tightening the jam bolt, the chain latch thingy (I’m tired. It’s hot out there!) moved a bit so either hang onto it really well or move it a bit before tightening down and it will move right back to its 29 inch place.

Now the pros: The whole assembly weighs far less than the equalizer we replaced. Installation was easier. No washers so once the hitch head height was determined, we only had to torque once. If we need to adjust weight distribution, we move the chain. My husband compared the two installations like this: “This was junior high math while the equalizer was like college calculus."
And, FWIW, the front and rear end difference in height for our truck and trailer was way more accurate than we could get with the equalizer. Well, maybe we could have, but we would have had to adjust the hitch head and the washers.
The cherry on top was that it was very quiet turning and backing up.



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I have used my Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control - Clamp On - 10,000 lbs GTW, 1,000 lbs TW Item #BXW1000 now for the past year towing our Airstream 27FB with a Ford F150 over 5000 miles and six weeks of road trips.

For comparison, I had used Reese Strait-Line Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control hitches on three prior travel trailers over eight years - including a prior 27FB.

For comparable levels of weight distribution, I have found:
1. The sway control with the Blue Ox is more of a dampening of sway - making it tolerable, while the Reese seemed to eliminate the sway from starting in the first place. A noticeable difference with crosswinds and passing semis at highway speeds.
2. Tightening and loosening the torsion bars with the supplied wrench and rotating cam of the Blue Ox is more stressful and unpredictable than using the lever pipe and lift bracket for the cam of the Reese. I bought a longer torsion bar and socket to replace the supplied wrench which helps (see photo).
3. While the Reese torsion bars and cams require routine topical application of grease, the Blue Ox torsion bar swivel attachments (see photo) require a grease gun to keep lubricated which is a nuisance.
4. Routine wear on the paint of the Blue Ox cam (see photo) adds rust as a maintenance problem that I didn't have with the Reese systems.



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Shipped as promised. Came with everything. Installed per excellent instructions.
Works very well on 21 chevy tahoe towing 6000lb 25 ft travel trailer.
Works as advertised. Havnt been in crosswinds, but trucks passing and meeting, hitch has good control. Load leveling works excellent.

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Rex

1/4/2023

After a year, Ive pulled the 30 ft, 7000 lb trailer 10,000 miles using this hitch. It seems to improve the sway control the more it gets broke in. You can feel the hitch working in the heavy crosswinds and truck winds backing up is no problem with this hitch. Doesnt do the loud popping sounds my other hitches made backing up. I run around 70 mph most of the time, the hitch allows me to drive one handed, unless it is . The ease of hook up and unhooking is amazing compared to the others Ive owned. The quality of construction and materials is excellent. Keep the 2 grease points greased.



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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

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Douglas

5/26/2026

It’s been almost 2yrs and still working great


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