Reese Dual Cam Size with a toy hauler???
Hello all, I am brand new to the forum, thanks! :) I have what is possibly a dumb question, but am looking for some advice. I am getting a Reese Dual Cam Hitch. I have a toy hauler that weighs...
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jnjloo wrote:
1200 of the dual cam would cover the gross weight, but not the tongue weight if it's higher, but that's ok?
All the WDH bars are rated at 10% of the tow ratings. Few RVs have that little. Without measuring, I would go for at least 1400 pound bars, maybe 1700 pound. Bars are designed to work with a range of tongue weights. The EQ 1000 pound bars are designed for 400-1000 pounds. So 1000 pounds is the max, but far from the least.
My Reese WDH made towing scary unstable at 60mph when I changed tires by 1" diameter on my prior truck. Prior it was stable at 75mph. I adjusted and became stable once more. Likewise when I changed my TV, adjustment was very important. Without WDG, my TT tows at 72mph behind my friend's dually. That's why I say the dual cam system is picky. But I love it when it's right!
