What type of hitch?

Thanks techntrek. I'm getting a brake controller next week and will look at the Prodigy. I had no idea I'd need so many accessories

As for a combo hitch, I think I am going with the Centerline TS since we'll be crossing several States this year. For those interested, here's a link to that product:
http://www.huskytow.com/product/husky-center-line-towing-system/

Originally posted by ausdland Does that hitch allow for backing w/o removing the stabilizer bars? The Husky Centerline allows for backing at sharp angles w/o undoing anything.

The answer is generally yes. The Centerline and Equalizer hitches appear very similar in design. People who use the separate add on friction sway controllers have trouble backing up, but I've never heard anyone having problems with the Equilizer. The only proviso might be IF the spring bar brackets are installed at an extreme rearward position and you're at an extreme 90 degree angle. If so, one bar may slip off. No damage, you just have to reset the bar. However, if installed correctly, no problem. Also note that if you're at that extreme angle you're no longer backing up; you're backing sideways!

I agree with the posts above.  WDH and sway control MAY not be necessarywith your tv and your pod.  However, I have found that towing the pod with both wdh and sway control is a lot more comfortable and safer.  I have used the Equalizer 4 point system since I got the pod.  we have traveled over 25,000 miles all over the US and I have never felt like the tv/pod combination was adversely affectedby winds, passing semis , speed , downhill curves, etc.  I will gladly endorse the equalizer brand and would never tow our pod without it. We  have the 600# tongue weight/6000 pound trailer weight unit which is probably overkill, but worth it.  With any hitch, make sure the shank size allows your pod to ride level.

here is their website
http://www.equalizerhitch.com/

Vann

Thanks for the clarification guys.
I spoke with the dealer and of course they recommended both in one hitch-a Centerline TS for $530 installed and set up. I'll research this more, but it sounds like I'll want a combo hitch.

You're muddling up weight distribution and sway control.  You can have just weight distribution, you can have just sway control, or you can buy a combination unit which does both.  You can also buy weight distribution and sway control separately and install them on the same trailer - but, they have to be compatible; it usually ends up being messy and jury rigged and cumbersome to use and more expensive than buying a combo unit, and I really don't recommend it.