Weight distribution hitch

Paige - check out the Andersen hitch.  I've been pleased with mine. Installs easily, doesn't need special tools or a lot of adjustment.  To put on/take off you only have to tighten or loosen two nuts with a supplied socket.

This is a screen capture of your shank...You should be able to adjust the height of the ball shank by a couple of inches if your shank is like mine.  The anchor bolts are inserted into slots and holes and held by humungous star washers. I had to move down at least one hole to move the Pod tongue down enough.  

We drove from New York to Florida a couple of weeks ago. There were some frightening times when the RPod started to wag back and forth. We got it under control by using the electric brake,,,but we still are not happy with the sway. We have an antisway on the RPod, the kind you have to crank,,,but it didn't do what we wanted to do. So we are looking to buy an equalizer hitch. My question is,,,they have them for a tongue weight of 600 pounds. We have a 177,,,what is our tongue weight? Is the 600/6000 fastway e2 hitch too much? We have two major trips coming up in February so we want to purchase it and install it. Help?

Originally posted by Podsible Dream Are the shanks the same or interchangeable?

Yes the shanks are the same size and interchangeable.

Originally posted by Podsible Dream Doug, Your E2 hitch doesn't look like my E2 hitch - the arms are similar, but the hitch component is different. Can't tell if the shank is the same style from your photo. Here are pics of my unit (less the frame connectors), note the hitch has pockets to insert the arms and flanges around the shank. Close up: Walt