I'm sure on a generic controller that would be true and possibly on this oem one also. I will find out.
This is a 150 dollar part that Ford charges 380 bucks for, plus I'm sure hundreds in labor.
no rush to get it done, only need it when I get the camper trailer anyway.
my one ton trailer does not have brakes so no need there also.
This truck has built in electronic anti sway.
I think from an integrated electronics basis, safer choice is oem.
but this time I'm getting a quote first.
however, this truck has F150 bones and there are millions of them out there so someone
must have reinvented this wheel long ago, like Dorman. Funny, I pass the Dorman plant going to
see my rv in storage. Big place.
I need dealer to put weight distributing hitch on anyway.
last weight distributing hitch I had was of common design with big steel bars you had to tighten down.
I had problems with hand strength using them, and need a better design. So far choices are B&W hydraulic unit, which
uses what looks like a grease gun to pump up its control pressure, and the very fancy Pro Pride 3P hitch which
seems to be universally accepted as the best hitch. And also almost unaffordable at close to four grand.
Remember that most folks who want large camper trailers are going to get a fifth wheel, most of the weight equalizing hitches
are for smaller to mid range trailers. Not many people will pay four grand for a hitch on a 30 grand trailer.
So market for good conventional design hitch is around a thousand bucks. B&W is a 400 dollar jump up.
The Hensley design Propride must be made of wagyu titanium...