New Viewfinder owner

[joelh]

After much shopping my wife and I settled on either a Fun Finder 210 WBS or A Viewfinder. We found a new 2010 Viewfinder 24 fk at a great price and committed to it today.

We are moving up from a Burro 17, so it is quite a step up. I do art shows for a living and will be using the Viewfinder on the road quite a bit. The first outing will be in Miami in January, so hopefully I will be able to put the new unit through it's paces.

I will need to get a WD hitch. Should I plan on sway control at the same time?

[guybmoto]

My dealer recommended one, but if it's anything like mine, you won't be able to sneak up on anyone in parking lots. It howls like a yeti on slow-speed corners.

[LJAZ]

You might try a short trip or two without it to see how TV/Trailer combo performs. You can add sway control after the fact if you need it.

I have the WD hitch but no sway control on my 210 and don't have any issues. Of course the extra length on yours may make a big difference.

[webslave]

Most of the better WD hitches, Equal-i-zer, Reese, etc., have sway control as part of the weight distribution mechanicals and you'll probably find that no additional sway control is necessary. My Equal-i-zer's sway control is all that is required for my rig.

[chuck9997]

I am not judging any other WDH set ups.. but I have the Equal-i-zer.. with built in sway control.. and have been very happy.

[deerslayer]

go with the equal-izer brand, best hitch on the market under 1000.00. you can get them at www.allseasonsrv.com, they are also a funfinder/viewfinder dealer.