Hitch for 3/4 ton TV and 37-ft TT
Greetings - We are soon to become first-time RV travel trailer owners. I would appreciate some wise counsel on what would be the most prudent WD/SC (weight-distribution/sway-control) hitch to purc...
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CampingN.C. wrote:
I have a thread going now about adjusting a Reese Dual Cam, I've had one for years and they can be a pain to get right. However I myself am questioning its capabilities on a longer trailer. Mine is 35ft from hitch to bumper. If I can't get it better soon with a few more adjustments I'll be looking for a Propride.
BTW JBarca is the resident Dual Cam expert, listen to him!
X2 on JBarca and the dual cam being something that takes care to set up correctly. However, once set up correctly it is IMHO a great setup.
My trailer is 10,000+, truck at it's 9200GVWR when loaded, 65' overall length, trailer 38 ft tongue to end of my custom made rear carrier setup. Stable as a rock. Columbia river gorge sidewinds are not an issue, trucks aren't an issue. Barely feel it. Trailer is tongue heavy, 1500lbs on the tongue, truck has the factory hitch replaced with a Reese Titan (AKA tow beast).
We tow 5,000 miles/year and in 4 years have never had even the least bit of trouble with the setup.
The equalizer, hensley, proride etc. also have lots of loyal users.
IMHO any will be more than adequate IF they are properly set up, and if not properly set up, ALL can be unsatisfactory.
