Dealer recommends Equalizer as a more 'user friendly' than ProPride?

[franklyfrank]

Originally Posted by slowmover

Since you make the argument subjective (as always) and not ever objective, I'll recommend readers substitute "Airstream brand of travel trailer" for a Hensley-designed hitch.

Learned nothing, did we?

No design understanding, no experience. Don't waste your money.

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Its difficult to learn anything when you spend your life in your own echo chamber.
And once again you are proving yourself to be insufferable bore with your personal insults.

[sheriff1]

Originally Posted by franklyfrank

Its difficult to learn anything when you spend your life in your own echo chamber.

And once again you are proving yourself to be insufferable bore with your personal insults.

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[Roadtech]

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[slowmover]

Originally Posted by franklyfrank

Its difficult to learn anything when you spend your life in your own echo chamber.
And once again you are proving yourself to be insufferable bore with your personal insults.

Asking for what's objective versus subjective is an insult? Do you understand the difference?

Or you don't like that the weakness of your "argument" is upset by substituting "Airstream" in favor of "Hensley"?

Spending money on better towing equipment is one thing. Reason to spend it is based on what can be tested. Where are the tests?

Pretty funny you and some of these others think this a popularity contest.

Be satisfied with your compromised choices. Most of us are. But "compromised" is not the same as "best".

A pickup that runs around empty when solo isn't "best". Start there.

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[Mollysdad]

Originally Posted by Ray Eklund

On the 'Loneliest Highway' in the USA... Nevada I looked at my speedometer... 90mph+. No sway.

Yikes! At 90 mph I'd be worried about my E rated tires letting go. But I'm glad to hear a positive story from an Equalizer user. Thanks.

Originally Posted by slowmover

Be satisfied with your compromised choices. Most of us are. But "compromised" is not the same as "best".

Best is subjective too. The best choice might be to stay home, save the money, reduce chances of an accident, robbery, natural disaster, medical emergency, etc. We all compromise, some more than others.
If a 1/2" rope supports my weight, am I safer using a 3/4" rope? No, I just wasted money. The 3/4" rope made me feel better though. Okay. Then I write a report that the 3/4" rope did a better job.

A pickup that runs around empty when solo isn't "best". Start there.

True.