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Grit_dog
Jan 07, 2018Navigator III
You can proof the tongue load numbers, but I wouldn't have an issue with hook and go with that trailer with no sway or wd. Unless there's something different and the trailer has abnormally huge tongue weight.
There are 2 schools of thought. 1 is the typical RVer school where ALL TTs need a wdh with sway control.
2 is the rest of the world that haul trailers of all shapes and sizes day in day out without much concern, especially with reasonable and moderate loads like your camper.
There are 2 schools of thought. 1 is the typical RVer school where ALL TTs need a wdh with sway control.
2 is the rest of the world that haul trailers of all shapes and sizes day in day out without much concern, especially with reasonable and moderate loads like your camper.
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