Trailer sway—also known as fishtailing or whipping—is the stuff of nightmares for RV owners. Trailer sway is the number one cause of RV accidents in the United States. If you’ve see nail biting footage of trailers swaying online, or have...
What is trailer Tongue Weight? Tongue weight (TW) refers to the downward force exerted on a vehicle-trailer coupling point when towing. It is recommended that the tongue weight should be around 10-15% of the gross trailer weight. The Role of...
The Hensley Hitch, also known as the Hensley Arrow® or Hensley Cub, uses a linkage system that moves the pivot point to the rear axle and makes it stand out from conventional sway control hitches. The Hensley hitch has been...
We wouldn’t be in business for 30 years if you couldn’t back up with a Hensley. When it comes to towing a trailer, maneuverability is crucial, especially when it comes to reversing or backing up. Towing enthusiasts often wonder if...
Removing the Hensley Arrow® Hitch when taking your camper to the dealer might not be necessary, but we do recommend it. Learn more about the factors to consider when visiting your RV dealership.
When it comes to towing, a stable and controlled ride is crucial for your safety and peace of mind. While standard anti-sway hitches play a vital role in preventing trailer sway, the Hensley Arrow takes it a step further. We’ll...
Hensley Arrow® Trailer Hitch Maintenance: Keep Your Hitch in Prime Condition Your adventures on the road are about to get even better, and it all starts with proper trailer hitch maintenance. If you're the proud owner of a Hensley Arrow...
So you bought (or are thinking about buying) a used Hensley Hitch? Not surprising. After almost 30 years in business, there are tens of thousands of Hensley Arrows or Cubs that are on their second or third owners. After all,...
It seems there’s a bit of a myth being spread about by trailer salesman. The claim is that v-nose trailers are more aerodynamic and do not have a tendency to sway as much as flat-fronted trailers. Travel trailers like the one pictured...
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