Hooking and unhooking anti sway devices
We are going to purchase a 29 foot travel trailer and will be installing an anti sway device. We have a 3/4 ton dodge diesel PU. When we travel, we want the ability to unhook the TT when we want to ...
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When we hook up our 27ft TT hubby and I work together.
He backs truck up to the TT
He lifts trailer with electric jack
We both put the distribution bars on, one of us on each side
He lowers trailer
We both put on the sway bars.
He hooks up electrical while I do the chains.
Done....then we check lights
We unhook everything at the campsite...just reverse.
Ours is all Husky, some don't think it is that great but it works for us, LOL
As far as fitting on a site... We are mainly in provincial parks but with our Avalanche, our 27ft, actually 31ft trailer and our 20ft boat we have managed easily to get on the site. A total of 72ft going down the road.
He backs truck up to the TT
He lifts trailer with electric jack
We both put the distribution bars on, one of us on each side
He lowers trailer
We both put on the sway bars.
He hooks up electrical while I do the chains.
Done....then we check lights
We unhook everything at the campsite...just reverse.
Ours is all Husky, some don't think it is that great but it works for us, LOL
As far as fitting on a site... We are mainly in provincial parks but with our Avalanche, our 27ft, actually 31ft trailer and our 20ft boat we have managed easily to get on the site. A total of 72ft going down the road.
