Recommended Sway Bar for 28 to 35 Foot Camper
Updated 03/19/2019 | Published 03/17/2019
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Question:
I am looking to purchase a tow behind camp trailer for my 2015 ram 2500. Looking at 28 to 35 ft. What sway system is recommended for that type of trailer?
asked by: Robert H
Expert Reply:
For a sway bar that will work nicely on the camper you are looking to purchase I recommend the Reese Friction Sway Control Kit # 83660. Since your camper will be longer than 26 feet it is recommended to use two friction sway control bars so you will want to order two of these kits.
This unit uses tension/friction to fight against trailer sway that is caused by winds, winding roads, or sudden maneuvers. It simply attaches to either side of the trailer tongue and the ball mount on your Ram using the ball mount bracket # RP26003 for 2 inch ball mounts. For the second sway control bar you will need to weld on a tab like the Draw-Tite # 3442.
I have attached a couple short video reviews on these parts that you can check out as well.
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