can tongue weight be too light for WD hitch?
Hello all, I have decided on what RV to get and will be purchasing my first travel trailer this week. I just ordered my truck last week. So now I need to decide on a hitch. My questions are: can ...
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You will still need a WD hitch just to put some weight back on the front axle. Plus the truck will ride better with the WD hitch. You will also need a sway control.
Once loaded, your hitch weight will be closer to 10 to 12% of the trailer GVWR. Too light on the hitch and it will tend to sway.
The poster saying he adjust hitch weight and does not use WD is looking for an accident. Best to have the hitch weight closer to 12% of the trailers loaded weight.
Ken
Once loaded, your hitch weight will be closer to 10 to 12% of the trailer GVWR. Too light on the hitch and it will tend to sway.
The poster saying he adjust hitch weight and does not use WD is looking for an accident. Best to have the hitch weight closer to 12% of the trailers loaded weight.
Ken
