Trailsaver BD3 question
Im picking up a used Trailsaver BD3 and had a quick question on hooking/unhooking from those that have the same hitch. Before unhooking the fiver do you let the air out first? I have read that some do...
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Just wondering if you just got a killer deal on the hitch or were looking for a solution to a problem?
Looking at the 5er in your signature you have a somewhat small light 5er for your TV.
If you are trying to solve a towing issue like chucking, all the Trailsaver will do is mask the problem, the 5er is still back there beating it's self, the hitch is just masking you from it.
I have always thought the best practice is to correct the basic items that cause chucking first. This would be too light of pin, 5er not towing level, putting shocks on the 5er to control bounce, then once the chucking is at a minimum then go the the hitch, or pin box.
Russ
Nope I got a killer deal. I have had my reese hitch for the last 15 yrs and its been fine but have always been looking for the trailsaver because the hitch will stay with me rather than get a air pinbox that might or might not fit any new trailer I may get. Also from what I have always read everyone loves the hitch and the ride.
