Surco Eliminator Anti-Sway Bracket

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Features

  • The Surco Eliminator Anti-Sway Bracket prevents rattling noise between the rack and the hitch
  • Bracket clamps down around the rack and hitch for a more stable ride
  • The Eliminator works with any hitch-mounted rack designed for a 2" receiver
  • Made of steel and protected by a rust-resistant powder coated black finish
  • Your Surco Eliminator Anti-Sway Bracket is backed by a 90-day warranty

Description

End rattling noise and provide a steadier ride for your hitch-mounted gear with the Surco Eliminator Anti-Sway Bracket. Designed to fit any hitch mount rack using a 2" receiver, The Eliminator clamps down on your rack and hitch for a wiggle-free ride.

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Reviewed by Roy B (Superior, WI) 2006 Chevy Suburban — Apr 27, 2011 9:15 PM
Was unable to use without altering length of receiver hitch shaft.
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good for the money
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Reviewed by Carl W (Oro Valley, AZ) 2007 Toyota Tacoma — Feb 03, 2009 8:39 PM
This bracket installed very quickly with minor adjustments to the receiver hitch. Definitely worth $55!
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Reviewed by Brian Z (Chapman, KS) 2008 Ford Edge — Nov 11, 2008 8:44 PM
Although I have only used it for a very short trip to help stabalize a cargo carrier, it worked very well. It fits each hitch differently. It fits one of my hitches much better than the other. Tightning all the set screws and lock nuts is kind of a pain, but nessesary for it to work as designed. Thats the biggest downfall of this product, overall a good product, better than others I have seen.
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Works well.
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Reviewed by Dennis B (Houston, TX) 2004 Toyota Sienna — Jul 06, 2007 3:15 AM
This item works very well.
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So simple it works!
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Reviewed by Roland M (Haltom City, TX) 2000 Chevy Tahoe — Oct 19, 2006 9:52 AM
I wish I had thought of this. Mounted easily with just minor fitting and the replacement of a few of the set screws mainly due to irregularities in the hitch where it mounted. I tend to be a perfectionist so it took me a bit longer to install; but it could be on and set in a matter of minutes. Product works well on what ever you use your hitch for from trailers to racks, steps, load platforms and even empty hitches; stops all rattles and sway. It's a keeper!
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Reviewed by Peter D (Bolton, CT) 2004 Toyota Tacoma — Jul 12, 2006 8:35 AM
Fit and Works perfectly on my 2004 Tacoma.. looks good too..
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Reviewed by Amy T (Austin, TX) 2002 Jeep Wrangler — May 08, 2006 7:57 AM
Love it! This bracket definitely works as described. I'm very pleased.
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Cheap but good
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Reviewed by Marty G (Neosho, MO) 2005 — May 03, 2006 7:51 PM
It wasn't an exact fit but with a hammer and some of the screws it tightened up my wal-mart hitch deck tray real nice. I'll buy one for each hitch you own.
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Great product
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Reviewed by Christopher C (Bettendorf, IA) 2005 Nissan Titan — Apr 04, 2006 6:21 PM
I did not realize how much the trailer shifted until I put this bracket on. Totally eliminated any side to side sway and noice from movement. Great product!
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Reviewed by George A S (Hamer, SC) 1999 Ford Explorer — Mar 15, 2006 2:07 AM
I absolutely like the design and concept of the anti sway bracket. It's an idea so simple that you wonder why no one had thought of it before -- sort of like ViseGrip pliers. In the past my concern had been with the noise cause by a loose fitting receiver assembly, especially on bumpy roads. I used another well known product, duct tape, to take up enough of the vertical and lateral space around the hitch ball assembly to sufficiently eliminate most of the noise. Now, my purpose is to add additional stability to a cargo platform (approx 23" x 48") that will carry my electric wheelchair. The platform is rated for 500 pounds and the chair only weighs 74, so weight is not an issue. What could be an issue would be the vibration caused by a loose fitting hitch assembly. As I was installing the anti sway bracket, I was amazed at the simple utility, and the solid feel. I intend to leave it on the cargo carrier all the time. Other times, I'm just pulling a utility trailer or a boat trailer. I could see where it would be beneficial in those applicatons also, but the wheel chair cargo carrier my most pressing concern. It occurred to me, also, that the attachment of the receiver and the hitch assembly could (with a lightly loaded trailer, cargo carrier, etc.) could possibly be of assistance if the pin holding the hitch assembly to the receiver ever vibrated loose. I intend to try it out on my newly finished cargo carrier this weekend and I'll get back to you next week with the field trial results. Art
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