Why do I need WD?
I have had several people telling me that towing my toy hauler without a weight distribution hitch is unsafe. I Don't get it? I have a 26' Cargo trailer / Toy Hauler conversion that only weighs abo...
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Good luck to those of you that feel you do not need WD on larger, heavier rigs. I sincerely wish you the best and hope you do not find yourself in any situations where the WD hitch could have saved your bacon.
Take a look at the second paragraph of this post by member Sundance for one good reason to use it.
I personally have experienced a similar situation a couple of times and am very thankful I was using a WD hitch. In addition, you might take a gander at this post I made a couple of years ago during our trip home from Florida.
As far as the GM pickups goes, it has only been in the past year or so that they changed their recommendations for using WD and that applies only to current vehicles - no their older ones.
Barney
Take a look at the second paragraph of this post by member Sundance for one good reason to use it.
I personally have experienced a similar situation a couple of times and am very thankful I was using a WD hitch. In addition, you might take a gander at this post I made a couple of years ago during our trip home from Florida.
As far as the GM pickups goes, it has only been in the past year or so that they changed their recommendations for using WD and that applies only to current vehicles - no their older ones.
Barney
