New WD Hitch Needed- Reese DC or SC?
We are very seriously considering upgrading to a new trailer, a Jayco 32BHDS. Listed dry tw is ~900lbs, so I am figuring after propane and battery, close to 1200lbs + what is loaded in the trailer, so...
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Mrekim,
That is one thing I still like about the old school u bolt version. I know Reese suggests bolting the snap up brackets onto the tongue for higher tw trailer. Not sure what is suggested for the cam brackets for higher tw, but I know lots of members here have had good luck with the system.
Dealer was going to include the Husky Centerline system, but (maybe it has changed) I read it is a finicky system in regards to hooking up and unhooking. You must be in almost a straight line, not angled much at all. Plus in reading the manual it is recommended to grease the pivots for the wd bars. I didn't see how without removing the bolt that holds it on, but maybe I missed something.
TY!
That is one thing I still like about the old school u bolt version. I know Reese suggests bolting the snap up brackets onto the tongue for higher tw trailer. Not sure what is suggested for the cam brackets for higher tw, but I know lots of members here have had good luck with the system.
Dealer was going to include the Husky Centerline system, but (maybe it has changed) I read it is a finicky system in regards to hooking up and unhooking. You must be in almost a straight line, not angled much at all. Plus in reading the manual it is recommended to grease the pivots for the wd bars. I didn't see how without removing the bolt that holds it on, but maybe I missed something.
TY!
