New to RV'ing...Towing question
New to the forums and to rv'ing in general. So I am in the process of purchasing up my first travel trailer. It's a Jayco Jay Flight SLX 264BH. It is relatively lightweight (4,615 unloaded). My tow ve...
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dieseldogpi wrote:DutchmenSport wrote:
I think you will never regret getting a WD system, but you may have regrets if you don't.
Probably the best answer I could ask for. Small price to pay to not have a problem. I know you posted an Andersen system. I can't help but look at the item I posted. Its less than half the price and has 600 reviews, the vast majority of which were positive. Would the Andersen one really be worth the extra dough?
No, it would not be worth the extra $$$. I was just recommending a good system for a lighter weight trailer. Those systems with bars and chains are pretty restrictive. You have to choose between... say... link #5 or link #6 on the chains. But after trial and error, what you really want is 5 1/2. The Andersen can be adjusted within a single pound if you really want to be that maticulous. Most of the systems with bars have bars rated at intervals too. 600 pounds, 1000 pounds, 1200 pounds. Nothing wrong with them at all. Just thought I'd mention the Andersen if you never consider it. I (sorry) never considered the price. Good luck.
