Angled Ball Hitch
I have a Reese hitch that allows a 15 degree angle off center towards trailer. I called etrailer, where I purchased it and they said "yes you can use it at its full 15 degrees off center. Now...I unde...
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cs2kplus wrote:
You said it Barney! I angled half way and yes it does bring the nose down on the camper. I want to go the full monty and I suspect it will be just right. When mounting distribution bars I thought you adjust per link and the object was to have the chains as near 90 degrees as possible to the bar?
The chains being at 90 degrees is more due to placement of the hanger on the tongue than the length of the chain. Ideally you want as much chain as possible to be able to make turns, but you don't want so much chain that the spring bars drag when entering or exiting driveway dips. The general consensus is to keep the bars parallel to the tongue. When you need more or less bar preload than this configuration, that's when the head tilt comes into play.
