Fish tailing on 320cs

Most of us are getting by fine without a sway bar.  What is your tow vehicle?  Does your trailer sit level when you are loaded?  Do you have your spare tire, battery, and propane tank all tongue mounted? 

Too little tongue weight is likely a problem.  With all the storage in the galley kitchen, it is easy to put a fair bit of weight behind the axle, which lightens the tongue weight.  Though I have never experienced sway with my CS-S, it does tow a lot smoother when I am able to put something heavy in front of the axle, such as water, or my screen tent.  I always have the battery, propane tank, and spare tire mounted on the tongue. 

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Just for your reference, 'they' recommend a tongue weight equivalent to 10%-15% of the total trailer weight. 

On ours, fully loaded, that's @ 220-250 pounds.

When our tongue weight was too light, the Tab had a greater tendency to sway also.

Adjusting your load a bit, from 'behind the axle' to 'in front of the axle' is the way to correct the tongue weight.

I moved my spare tire to the tongue almost as soon as I bought my T@B last spring and I haven't had any problems with sway (3000+ mi) . I'm not sure where the water tank is on the newer CS but I have an older (2013) model that has the tank at the very back, so I try to travel with just enough water for an "emergency."  On one occasion when it was very windy I took some of my heavier stuff out of my TV and put it in the trailer in front of the axle (i.e. just inside the door).

Sway bars are just a band aid  solution to a weight distribution problem. As stated before more tongue weight is needed. IMHO

Time to recycle this great video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2fkOVHAC8Q&sns=em