At what point do I need a WD hitch?
I have a '13 Ford F150 "heavy half" I am having some issues when i tow and someone told me I should get a WD hitch. My question is, at what weight with a stock half ton do you need to think abou...
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carringb wrote:swimmer_spe wrote:
Truck doesn't squat at all.
Even with new shocks, the truck bounces a lot when the rig goes over bumps.
If on the back is bouncing, you just need new shocks. Monotubes ride the best with trailers without making the ride harsh empty.
If the bounce also involves the front end lifting, or "porpoising", then a WD will help immensely.
Your hitch receiver will have a "Weight carrying" rating. If you exceed this (total or tongue weight), then you need WD.
Factory installed receiver, 2 inch square for the hitch.
