Blue Ox BXW2000 - Manual (Page 2)

SwayPro™ Owner’s Manual & Installation Instructions
405-0120 Rev K Page 2 of 10 8/16/13
Welcome to the Blue Ox ® Family
The SwayPro™ is a revolutionary hitch that not only handles weight distribution but sway control as well by
using the combination of loaded spring bars, easy to use rotating latches and an integrated hitch head. As the
trailer tries to sway it puts a heavier load on one side of the bars, as this happens the spring bars will pivot on
the hitch head and balance each other preventing the trailer from swaying. The SwayPro™ will also conquer
weight distribution at the same time, putting more weight on the towing vehicles front tires which increases
steering control and braking giving you a safer and easier driving experience. Your SwayPro™ is backed by a
limited lifetime limited warranty. Any unauthorized modifications to your SwayPro™ may void the warranty.
Please read all of the technical documents, warnings, tips, and notes in this manual before operating your
SwayPro™ for the first time. Improper installation, use and/or maintenance may result in malfunction causing
personal injury or property damage. Please fill out and return your warranty card. For future reference your
serial number is located on the outside of the manual packaging and is also located on the top of the hitch head
of your SwayPro™.
• Open Head
The open head design provides easy access for
tightening the hitch ball.
• Powder Coat Finish
The powder coat finish provides a professional
appearance, aids in rust prevention, and prolongs the
life of the product.
• Signature Series Rotating Latches
Rotating latches clear obstacles that are mounted
above the frame.
• Greaseless Bars
Grease is captured inside the bar pivots. No messy
bars to deal with.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size ball shanks can be used?
Answer: The SwayPro™ accepts 1” or 1-1/4” ball shanks.
Does the sway control require adjustment?
Answer: No, the sway control is built into the SwayPro™ system and no adjustments are required.
What is gross trailer weight?
Answer: Weight of trailer (dry) + liquids (water, propane, sewage) + cargo. Measure gross trailer weight
with a fully loaded trailer on a level surface, preferably on a public truck scale.
What is tongue weight?
Answer: Downward force exerted on the hitch ball by the trailer ball coupler. Measure tongue weight with a
fully loaded trailer on a level surface with trailer ball coupler at tow height.
Why do the bars bend? Will they stay bent?
Answer: The spring bars are designed to deflect 2”-3” on a properly set system. This creates the
necessary load on the spring bars to achieve an enjoyable ride. No, the spring bars will always return back
to straight.
What size bars do I have?
Answer: The bars are marked with a dot system on the shank end to identify the weight rating.
Features & Benefits
• 350lb Bar = No Dots
• 550lb Bar = (1) Dot
• 750lb Bar = (2) Dots
• 1000lb Bar = (3) Dots
• 1500lb Bar = (4) Dots (shown)
• 2000lb Bar = (5) Dots