WD hitch for Trailblazer towing 6000 lbs
We are replacing our Kodiak 24RBSL (gvwr 6000) which we have towed ~50,000 miles across US. The new TT is a Rockwood 2506S (gvwr 6280 lbs). We considered on purchasing a Silverado, but $30,000 s...
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Sure thing Timeking. I just pulled the dry weight numbers from the brochure.
600 seems pretty good for that hitch. I know I paid closer to 7 or 8 for mine. But I was a TT newb when I bought it and didn't shop around.
With an electric tongue jack, I don't need to use a pry tool to hitch up. Also, I can hook up easily on uneven ground or on an angle. Just some things to think about when buying a wdh.
600 seems pretty good for that hitch. I know I paid closer to 7 or 8 for mine. But I was a TT newb when I bought it and didn't shop around.
With an electric tongue jack, I don't need to use a pry tool to hitch up. Also, I can hook up easily on uneven ground or on an angle. Just some things to think about when buying a wdh.
