Advice needed-Western US summer trip
Hello all, We are planning our first big RV road trip and I need some help. We will be leaving from Central Florida in June, and have about 28-30 days total. We have traveled quite a bit in the pas...
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Here are two suggestions.
I have not dragged anything heavy for a long time, but if that is the reason for adding airsprings, think it over. You should look up and study Weight Distributing Hitches. They are much better for the two vehicle and make handling even better. If you are adding them so you can over load the cargo of the two vehicle, then still use the WDH and move stuff to the trailer.
Next look up Flattest Route. The highest place in all of Florida is 50'MSL. There are places in this country where that is not even considered a hill.
Most of all, as you may have read in other posts, take the time to enjoy the excursion.
Matt
I have not dragged anything heavy for a long time, but if that is the reason for adding airsprings, think it over. You should look up and study Weight Distributing Hitches. They are much better for the two vehicle and make handling even better. If you are adding them so you can over load the cargo of the two vehicle, then still use the WDH and move stuff to the trailer.
Next look up Flattest Route. The highest place in all of Florida is 50'MSL. There are places in this country where that is not even considered a hill.
Most of all, as you may have read in other posts, take the time to enjoy the excursion.
Matt
