Suspension Eaz Lift WDH

[Jaybird]

Anyone using one of these Hitches can you give me your opinion. I have a new car and my Hayman hitch is from the early 90's and wont fit and is also before the cam adjustment so I'm looking at replacing. They are way cheaper that the Hayman.
I will be towing my 16' Discovery with a Territory.
Thanks

 

[DazFamily]

Hey there @Jaybird i have been through same just recently and have decided to go with the Camec bars, look them up.

 

[Soaring]

Hi @Jaybird , I've got a std Ford WDH sitting in my shed. You can have it cheap, but you would have to pick up from Eltham.

 

[ShaneT]

The thing I didn't like about the Eaz (and a few of the others) is the spring bars hang a long way below the hitch and with jayco mounting there couplings to the bottom of the draw bar they start getting close to the road. I ended up going the Anderson but my next pick was the Hayman Reese Trunnion Style as the bars come straight out of the hitch.

 

[peterg]

I'm towing with 200 series and a ball weight of 220kg. Don't need a WDH.

If you only want one to raise the van and car to level, try reorganising your weight in the van first. Or if the hitch sits low for the van, try raising the ball height as well.

 

[acmackie]

I use Eazlift and find it great. I've never had any issue with clearance, or any issue at all.

 

[crackacoldie]

My dad used to use the EAZ Lift on his last van, he said it as easier to adjust and use than the Hayman Reece version.

 

[Jaybird]

Hi @Jaybird , I've got a std Ford WDH sitting in my shed. You can have it cheap, but you would have to pick up from Eltham.

Thanks Soaring, I would like more info but cant figure out how to send a PM on this forum.

 

[crackacoldie]

Thanks Soaring, I would like more info but cant figure out how to send a PM on this forum.

Little envelope in the top right corner of the screen

 

[Jaybird]

Thanks for the replies, I'll look into all options