Is it safe to use WD hitch when raining?
I noticed since my tow vehicle is rear wheel drive, the rear wheels would 'wiggle' more when raining. So when raining, is it advisable not to use WD hitch so the tongue weight of travel trailer would ...
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Terryallan wrote:
I don't know what type of Sway control you are using. however. Sway bar manufacturers suggest you loosen, or remove it in the rain, or other slick condition. They can cause the TV to go straight in a turn.
From the Reese sway control bar instructions
4. When towing during slippery conditions such as wet, icy, or snow-covered roads or on loose gravel, turn on/off handle (5)
counterclockwise until all tension is removed from unit. Failure to do so could prevent tow vehicle and trailer from turning properly.
I wonder if that could be adding to the "wiggle" feel?
That is the benefit of having the simple friction type sway control. Other type hitches have a constant force trying to keep the trailer and truck in a straight line, no matter if there is traction or not.
