Need advice on toy hauler swaying on freeway
I would greatly appreciate any feedback and advice please. My TV is a 2012 Toyota Tacoma DBL Cab short bed 4x4 with a 4.0 V6. I just bought a toy hauler that is 22' long and weighs 3600#s dry with a...
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silvercorvette wrote:RinconVTR wrote:silvercorvette wrote:09KZMXT266 wrote:
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Well, I love small trucks. So, if the new F150 doesn't do better than the Taco did, I'm gonna puke. No way am I buying 3 new trucks in less than a year just to pull a 3300# toy hauler. :)
What is the fascination / love of small trucks, They make small ones for light duty, and the big ones are for serious work. A truck is a tool get the right tool for the job.
Enough with the "big truck only"******in this thread. My goodness, it's disgusting.
He's pulling what a minivan van pull VERY well until he adds the HD. So give it s rest people.
The problem is when he uses the vehicle for it's intended purpose he will be unsafe. .
Well, the OP is no longer towing the the Toyota which has a 6500lb rating. His trailer, loaded, would be around 5000lbs. Explain why that's unsafe please.
And dont bring up sway issues as the "unsafe" reason to buy a bigger truck. Sway is almost always set up related, and not induced by the TV.
This place does have influence, good or bad, the OP bought a new truck. But please, spare me from the "unsafe" and "law" related comments when that is such a stretch from the facts in this thread.
