what about this hitch height?

[webcola]

I have a 2022 Chevrolet Silverado with 16" hitch height. I want to get the right hitch for my Winnebago Micro Minnie 1800BH. I also feel the sway when driving due I think to the height of the trailer. What are people doing to control both of these issues?

Thanks

[RonW58]

Webcola, Do you have any kind of weight distribution hitch with sway control? Ron

[webcola]

No, that is what I am asking for. What kind of recommendations for the hitch/sway/weight distribution to get for this height.

[RonW58]

Webcola, We have a Husky Centerline TS WDH, you can go on line and read the installation manual. Here is a link to the manual. https://assets.rigidhitch.com/hitch_...ions/32215.pdf

[grogers]

I have a Andersen WDH for my 2100BH on my 2019 GMC Canyon. I like it. It works and is lighter than all other WDH and easy to install.

[BobC]

Your TT is relatively small, so pretty much any name brand weight distributing hitch with anti-sway control will work as long as it's properly sized in terms of tongue weight, etc. I towed two Nash TTs with a 1/2 ton Nissan Titan, a 22' and a 25' with a pretty standard, EAZ Lift, Elite, "round bar" hitch and friction anti-sway mechanism for years without any issues:

Just remember that the tongue weight in your trailer's specs might not be the actual weight with full LPG tanks, etc, so be careful about not going too light:

https://www.winnieowners.com/forums/...ue-361355.html

Etrailer has a lot of good information on how to select a hitch:

https://www.etrailer.com/dept-pg-Wei...ion_Hitch.aspx

Note that some are listed as not allowing backing up, which, in my opinion is an inconvenience I'd avoid.

[71_340]

I use an Andersen 4-point WDH. Biggest advantage to me is that i don't have to disconnect anything before backing up. Also, most if not all WDHs have adjustable shanks which allow you to have the trailer level with your truck.