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myredracer
Apr 25, 2015Explorer II
1400 lbs
The Reese dual cam WDH is a nice setup because of it's self-centering action. Trunnion style bars are a little easier to handle and store.
After you have the WDH installed and you are all loaded up for camping, I would suggest going to a scale to determine the trailer's actual weight (GVW) and the actual tongue weight (TW) so you know exactly where you are at. That will verify that the bar rating is good, will give you remaining cargo carrying capacity and what payload capacity is left in the truck. You can also use the numbers to figure out exactly how much weight is transferred between axles and if the WDH could use some fine tuning.
The Reese dual cam WDH is a nice setup because of it's self-centering action. Trunnion style bars are a little easier to handle and store.
After you have the WDH installed and you are all loaded up for camping, I would suggest going to a scale to determine the trailer's actual weight (GVW) and the actual tongue weight (TW) so you know exactly where you are at. That will verify that the bar rating is good, will give you remaining cargo carrying capacity and what payload capacity is left in the truck. You can also use the numbers to figure out exactly how much weight is transferred between axles and if the WDH could use some fine tuning.
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