CAMCO EAZ-LIFT
I have a 2008 Keystone Passport that has the axles flipped so it sits a little bit higher than normal. My question is I recently purchased a EAZ-LIFT weight distribution hitch for my 2010 RAM 2500. ...
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One thing to remember is every thing changes when fully loaded, With batteries, full propane, clothes in the front closet, and a bed full of wood, cooler and other camping stuff you could be much lower in the rear of the truck.
I also have to drive about 10 miles to set up my hitch as I live on a dirt road. Its a pain and my FIL always laughs when I take the TT out to adjust the hitch. I just got a new truck and it takes a couple times setting it up to get it right, first unloaded to get it close then fully loaded for a trip I may fine tune it. Then I added supersprings overload leaf and have to start over again. The back of my truck sat a 1/2 lower than the front when unloaded with a cap and tools in the back.
I also have to drive about 10 miles to set up my hitch as I live on a dirt road. Its a pain and my FIL always laughs when I take the TT out to adjust the hitch. I just got a new truck and it takes a couple times setting it up to get it right, first unloaded to get it close then fully loaded for a trip I may fine tune it. Then I added supersprings overload leaf and have to start over again. The back of my truck sat a 1/2 lower than the front when unloaded with a cap and tools in the back.
