F150 Towing Sway
Hello, We recently purchased a 33' (overall) TT and tow it behind our 2012 F150. It tows and doesn't jump over 3k RPM going uphill around 55MPH, but the sway is horrible . I have a Husky setup that...
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Thanks, I'll get scale reading in a few weeks when I load up for the next trip. I'm making mods to the setup (measurements, adding 2nd sway bar, dropping hitch, etc) now. I'll be taking it the dealer Saturday with these mods in place and hopefully see some difference then.
As far as on the scale, I think I get measurements as...
1. the entire TT and TV together connected on the scale
2. the TT on the scale and TV off the scale, connected still
3. the TT on the scale and the TV off the scale, disconnected
Is that correct?
All this information has been great by the way.
Karl
As far as on the scale, I think I get measurements as...
1. the entire TT and TV together connected on the scale
2. the TT on the scale and TV off the scale, connected still
3. the TT on the scale and the TV off the scale, disconnected
Is that correct?
All this information has been great by the way.
Karl
RCMAN46 wrote:
How about some scale numbers.
The forum can give much better advice on what to do when we know what you really have.
Load up ready to go camping and visit your local CAT scale.
As said you will need three trips across the scale and make sure you get each axle when on the scale.
This can be done on a single bed scale if you get weights as each axle is added to the scale bed. But still requires three trips and a total of 8 scale readings. I do 10 readings my self as I do each trailer axle to make sure my tires are OK and if the trailer axles are sharing the load.
