Trailer sway
I recently bought a new 23-ft trailer, my old one was 18-ft. I have only taken it on one trip so far. I have noticed that this trailer has considerably more sway than the old one. I am set up with ...
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Cummins12V98 wrote:pappcam wrote:Cummins12V98 wrote:
"That truck should handle that trailer no problem. All it needs is to be properly set up"
It does not do you much good when your TV is properly setup and you find your self rolled over and pointing back at the traffic that was behind you!
Yes that happened to me! Portland "S" curves. You people with "properly" set up rigs are living in La La land!
That is why I say you need more TV than you think to control a TT!
Wow. You're adding nothing to this thread.
To the OP. Start from scratch setting up the WDH correctly for that truck and trailer combo.
Yup you are correct!
He went to a larger RV and the fact is you need to step up to a larger TV at some point or at least go to a heavier duty tire as I suggested.
Nothing wrong with suggesting better LT tires but that trailer will likely weigh around 6000-7000 lbs. for camping and that is still 1/2 ton territory if it's equipped correctly.
Stepping up to a larger TV is a good idea when it's required to step up to a larger TV.
