Sway Control That Allows Reverse for Pop-Up?
Hi! We just bought a 2012 Flagstaff 246D pop-up (with slide), to pull behind our 2015 Toyota Highlander. Well within weight limits, etc. However, in bringing it home, it does begin to sway when I g...
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kayakcrazy wrote:
Times two with the suggestion of the Andersen WD hitch. I love mine and it has grown with me. Previous trailer was 24 feet long and 4800 pounds and my new one is 26 feet long and 7200 pounds. I've met convoys of semis (10 long) and trailer never even swayed an inch. Also no need to unhook to go into reverse
I sometimes wonder if people even read the posts they reply to. He has a pop-up. He does not need a weight distribution hitch.
Like was said by Ductape, back all you want just keep the bend within reason.
