Saf-T-Tow: Are they available?

[slowmover]

Andy Rogozinski of Inland RV Center has indicated in some older posts that they may be re-releasing this product.

The above name is taken by another, hitch-locking product. What I am referring to is a device from some 30-odd years ago that read conditions electrically [?] and applied trailer brakes quick-as-all-get-out to prevent sway. (Is that period-appropriate slang?)

I'm interested, and would purchase one.

Andy?

[Janet H]

You may want to contact the vendor directly and ask for an update. You're more likely to get info. If you do find and purchase one we'ld love a report.

[azflycaster]

In the 70's Airstream had an option called "The Tru Track Electric Sway Control". If would sense a sway condition in the trailer and apply breaks to straighten the unit. I have only read about it, never seen one. Is this the system you are talking about?

[slowmover]

Oh, I'll contact Inland RV, but thought I'd see what noises this topic would bring up in A/S land as well.

Post #14 in this thread:
http://www.airforums.com/forums/f439...afe-27442.html

There are other mentions as well.