Forum Discussion
Dayle1
Jul 29, 2018Explorer II
1) It is very ez for a loaded fiver's pin weight to exceed a 3/4 ton truck's GVWR. So you either decide to ignore GVWR and pay attention to GAWR or you restrict available fiver choices or you move to 1 ton.
2) When turning, a fiver cuts inside the truck more than a TT, so take turns wide and slow.
3) When backing, a fiver is slower to react to steering changes, so you will need more room for maneuvering.
2) When turning, a fiver cuts inside the truck more than a TT, so take turns wide and slow.
3) When backing, a fiver is slower to react to steering changes, so you will need more room for maneuvering.
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