Trailer Sway - non RV question
I rented a U-Haul trailer to tow our latest project back to NJ from SC. I've used these trailers several times in the past without any issues, with the same tow vehicle (my '07 Avalanche) and cars tha...
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You needed more tongue weight. I started out once with a utility trailer that started swaying at 35 mph. I stopped, moved some heavy items forward and then it started swaying at 55 mph. Once I got enough weight forward (3rd try) it ran fine at interstate speed.
Not being able to move the car would just mean you'd have to add some cargo in front of the car or on the tongue. A tool box, a couple of batteries, whatever to get the balance.
Not being able to move the car would just mean you'd have to add some cargo in front of the car or on the tongue. A tool box, a couple of batteries, whatever to get the balance.
