How many links to lift on a WD hitch?
Just curious, I'm thinking my Reese weight distributing hitch is not strong enough of my trailer as I got it cranked right up and the back of the truck is still 3 inches low. I have 6 links left, I c...
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bandit86 wrote:
Thanks for the links, I was misinformed about the purpose of the hitch. I'm not so worried now
No problem, glad it will be of some use.
Couple of other points that are covered in those links. 10% - 15% tongue weight (I should have qualified my above statement when mentioning nose loading your trailer).
On level ground, level your TT then measure the height from the ground to the inside top of the TT hitch ball coupler. Subtract 1/2" - 1" of the height and that is the max height of the top of the ball on your truck's hitch on the same level ground.
Most importantly, ALWAYS assume the person who setup your WDH did not fine tune it or completely set it up wrong. Learn your WDH system and fine tune it yourself making sure your trailer is loaded for travel when fine tuning your WDH.
