How the pro RV transporters tow
If you travel Interstate 90 through Ohio, PA, and NY you see a *LOT* of professional RV transporters moving units East this time of year. I paid close attention any time one passed by and tried to gat...
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Another poster above already answered this point prior to the following post...
Those two may not need a WD hitch, but I sure do.
If the ratings on the label of my hitch state that x amount of trailer and tongue weight is permissible only with a WD hitch, then sure as shootin I need a WD hitch. Either that, or a lot more extra time and money than I currently have to pay out legal settlements while cooling my jets in jail for gross negligence should an unforeseeable wreck happen that costs someone's life and my set up ignored that label.
brooks379 wrote:
"I...bought a 29' TT and the dealer was pushing the WD at me hard. I asked him what was a good one to buy and he said he wouldn't put one on ...you don't need one. He nor his wife were using a WD hitch."
Those two may not need a WD hitch, but I sure do.
If the ratings on the label of my hitch state that x amount of trailer and tongue weight is permissible only with a WD hitch, then sure as shootin I need a WD hitch. Either that, or a lot more extra time and money than I currently have to pay out legal settlements while cooling my jets in jail for gross negligence should an unforeseeable wreck happen that costs someone's life and my set up ignored that label.
