10,000 wdh for 4,000 lb TT
Hi All, I'm finally getting back into RV'ing with my V6 Canyon with tow package (700 TW, 7,000 lb towing cap.). I'm getting a small TT, 2,600 lb. dry / 3,900 lb GVWR. I have a 10,000 lb. Equil-i-...
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Hannibal wrote:
It'll make it ride stiff but my concern would be overstressing the tongue to chassis on the trailer. That and the resistance to allowing the truck and trailer to roll independently over uneven surfaces as the hitch resists normal twisting at the ball. I like to use as little WD as I can get away with for both of those reasons.
Hey thanks for the insight. I could change my Equil-i-zer to a 400 / 4000 but I'd be very close to the TW of the trailer (366 published). So, I'm debating 4,000 or 6,000. Either way, I think I'll be ditching the 10,000 lb setup.
