Getting Rid of my Dual Cam system
I really like this system but it's such a darn pain. It's so complex no one, anywhere, has any idea how to adjust it or install it. I just had it transferred to a new trailer and new bars also were...
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Mike Up wrote:MitchF150 wrote:Here's a big point to me, since I have to back up at extreme angles, how do they do this. I called both makers and they said they hitches wouldn't hit the ball threads/nut when turning but what's your experience.
and there is no need for "WD" when you are parking the darn thing! ;)
Good luck with your situation.
Mich
Thanks but there is a need for WD because the receiver hitch is only rated for 500 lbs when using a weight bearing hitch and this will cause 50% of my rear axle weight to increase by pulling more weight off of the front. Not a big deal if you are not loaded up but if you are, you could exceed your axle ratings and damage your leaf springs. I've seen people do these things so when you're using a WDH, it's for a reason.
for a few moments and a few feet to back your trailer in you are not going to damage your truck...cmon..think about it...I weigh over 200 lbs, if I stood on your trailer tongue are you saying I would cause damage?
