Normal?
Yesterday when coming home from work, I passed up a Class A motorohome towing a small SUV (can't recall exactly what it was). It was being towed 4 down. There appeared to be a good bit of jolt side to...
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Something in the tow rig is loose or damaged. Also can happen if the toad itself has grossly worn or misaligned front end.
May be as simple as using a Drop/Lift Adapter, too much play where it connects to the coach then where tow bar connects to the Adapter, can add up to a wandering condition. Should NOT be more than half an inch of play, coach-to-towbar. From there, should be essentially none. I've towed vehicles on truck transfers and for repairs as well as RVing. It doesn't take much looseness for the toad to get crazy.
May be as simple as using a Drop/Lift Adapter, too much play where it connects to the coach then where tow bar connects to the Adapter, can add up to a wandering condition. Should NOT be more than half an inch of play, coach-to-towbar. From there, should be essentially none. I've towed vehicles on truck transfers and for repairs as well as RVing. It doesn't take much looseness for the toad to get crazy.
