Is The Weigh Safe True Tow A 2 Point Or 4 Point Sway Control System

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For this have 2 point or 4 point sway control?

asked by: Robery

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Hey Robery,

The Weigh Safe Weight Distribution System # WS79VR is a 2 point sway control system that utilizes a single point of contact on each spring bar.

Are you looking for a 4 point sway control system for your setup?

expert reply by: Nick S

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Nick S.

9/2/2025

Hey Robery, Did you decide if the 2 point sway control system was the right fit for your setup, or are you still considering a 4 point system? I'm asking because your experience could help others with similar needs.

Answer 1

Hey George, great info! Yes, the Weigh Safe True Tow system is designed so the spring bars can be changed out for different tongue weight ranges. At this time, the replacement spring bars currently listed are primarily the higher-capacity versions.…

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Answer 2

Hey Paul, thanks for the pic! That's a nice setup. It is highly recommended to use a weight distribution system if your trailer weighs 50% more than your truck's total weight and you are definitely there. For a 4,000 lbs cargo trailer, I…

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Answer 3

Hi James! With your GVWR being 7,600 pounds, your loaded tongue weight should be around 760 pounds. With that said, I recommend going with the Weigh Safe True Tow Weight Distribution Hitch - 2" Shank - 6" Drop - 8.5K GTW, 850 lbs TW…

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Answer 4

Hey Steve. The 12.5K Weigh Safe True Tow Weight Distribution Hitch item #WS94RR is going to be the best option for your Jayco trailer. You've done your homework well and with the range of 760 lbs - 1,160 lbs tongue you are not going to want to go…

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Answer 5

Hey Lawrence, thanks for the information. For your 7,500 lbs trailer, I recommend the Equal-i-zer Weight Distribution System w/ 4-Point Sway Control item #EQ37100ET. This system works with tongue weights between 600 lbs - 1,000 lbs so it's going…

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Answer 6

Hey Charles, the install of the Weigh Safe WD system part #WS79VR isn't overly difficult but it would come down to being able to lift a decent amount of weight and tightening some bolts. If you have no issues lifting around 50 lbs I'd say…

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Answer 7

Hello Brandon, Congrats on the new camper! When picking out the right weight distribution hitch it is most important to be as close to the tongue weight as possible. You said that your tongue weight is around 700 pounds, I am not sure if you are…

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Answer 8

Hey James! A weight distribution hitch is definitely the best way to reduce that rear sag. It will also cut down on sway for a much improved towing experience. The correct hitch depends on the tongue weight of your setup. As of recently, I'm a…

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Answer 9

The key to selecting an appropriately-rated weight distribution/sway control system (WD/SC) is knowing the fully-loaded trailer's actual measured tongue weight (TW) with all gear and supplies loaded. You also need to add in the weight of any…

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Answer 10

Hey Eric, thanks for reaching out! Ultimately, I'll need more specific info on your trailer (the GVWR would be best), but I can still help you figure out how to choose a weight distribution hitch (WDH). What you'll need to look for is the max…

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Answer 11

Hello John, The Fastway e2 Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control - Round - 6,000 lbs GTW, 600 lbs TW #FA94-00-0600 is an excellent weight distribution hitch! I prefer systems that use bars and brackets over those with chains, they just work better in…

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Answer 12

Sounds like you are asking if you were to install the Valterra Waste Valve part #T58 on the bayonet fittings of your black water valve if it would prevent a leak further upstream from passing through it? If so, yes that would technically work.

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