Towing with my old Class C
When I drive my old '88 Coachmen Catalina 26CB on the highway it has good power, rides smoothly, is very stabile and drives straight as an arrow. However, when I tow my '06 Honda CRV 4-down behind it,...
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I believe in doing the basics first hook it up and have your RV loaded with water fuel cargo and people and all where it/they would be on the road and go to a scale. As dalmationlovers stated you might be light on the front axle. You need a minimum of 75% of rated capacity on the front axle if you can get to 90% so much the better. Also just a 1/8 of slack in your receiver can make huge problems. Local fabrications shop drills a hole in the top and one side of the receiver and then welds a nut over the hole when you use a bolt through the nut it takes out any play in the hitch.
