Hooking and unhooking of axis
I currently back my Class A next to the side of my house,and it is tight to back into do to the garage on one side a tree and and sloped ground on the other side. My question is if I switched to a 5th...
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TXiceman wrote:
If you are at a 45 degree angle to the truck when you hitch up, how will you get the trailer out? Remember, that when you pull forward, the trailer will cut inside the trucks tracks by quiet a bit.
Sounds like you will be better off finding a storage yard.
Ken
AND with a 45 degree hitch-up...after you hitch and begin pulling forward, the end of the trailer will swing WAY out there. Actually, pulling forward even a few inches will make the end of the trailer swing profoundly. If obstacles are in the path of the swing, you've just clobbered the end of your trailer. The longer the trailer, the more pronounced the end swing is. I know... mine is 41 feet long and clipped the end twice now.
