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rfryer
Dec 23, 2013Explorer
I don’t think you can tell much in two miles, but it looks good to me. I pull a 3000# wet single axle TT with an F150 and don’t need WD and I don’t have a hint of sway. And my TW is 300-320# which is on the light side.
I used to tow with a Bronco and once in awhile got a bit of minor sway that I tweaked out with the manual control. When I went to the longer WB F150 its solid as a rock. Since nothing else changed but the WB that’s what I attribute it to. That and all the scary close calls I’m personally aware of have all occurred with short WB vehicles.
I’d just take it on a trip and push the envelope slowly and see how it handles, if there’s an issue you’ll recognize it. But my guess is you won’t need either WD or sway.
I used to tow with a Bronco and once in awhile got a bit of minor sway that I tweaked out with the manual control. When I went to the longer WB F150 its solid as a rock. Since nothing else changed but the WB that’s what I attribute it to. That and all the scary close calls I’m personally aware of have all occurred with short WB vehicles.
I’d just take it on a trip and push the envelope slowly and see how it handles, if there’s an issue you’ll recognize it. But my guess is you won’t need either WD or sway.
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