After traveling 100 miles bring my new Grand Design home today I realize now I need a Equal-i-zer Weight Distributing hitch. Can anyone tell me the best place to order one from, shipped to my door with free shipping? The dealer wanted $800.00 plus installation.
Equal-i-zer hitch
- Thread starter bill dean
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Randy328
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I ordered mine from etrailer.com. Fast and free shipping, love the hitch.
diver165
New member
I'm new here. I've had an enclosed trailer that I hauled Polaris Rzrs in and we used an Equal-I-Zer hitch. We loved it. It popped, squeaked and groaned when navigating turns, but we loved it. It controlled our 24ft enclosed just fine. We are picking up a 31ft Palomino Puma in a couple of days and that's the hitch I am putting on w/o question.
ro1459
Well-known member
When we bought ours we bought it through Amazon . At the time they had the best prices. We also had our dealer install it for free. We love the WDS.
cdoc
Member
I'm picking up a Grand Design today from Explore USA. They are going to outfit me with an Equal-i-zer hitch. You might give them a call and see if you can purchase a hitch from them. Though Amazon is pretty easy.
UTTransplant
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If you install it yourself, just be sure to follow the instructions carefully. DH did the install on the last two trucks we owned, and it just took a little time and care. Even if you have the dealer do it, double check the installation when you can. Sometimes they don't get it was level as it should be. And we are another family that have used the EquilIZer hitch system for 20 years very happily.
I don't fault the dealers much on WDH set up. They can only be so close with an empty trailer. Once loaded, the set up can be vastly different. One guy that set up hitches at the dealership I bought from fills all the tanks with water to add as much weight as possible. That helps, but can still be off once the trailer has all your stuff in it.
UTTransplant
Well-known member
Good point, and one I had forgotten. We replaced trucks while we still had our trailers so in both cases the trailer was fully loaded when he did the setup.kdbgoat said:
