4X4Dodger wrote:
Cavemanchaerlie wrote: "Just by the description it sounds like driver in put make the problem worse however it got started. Back when we used to pull a lot of bumper hitch livestock trailers on the farm if a sway problem got started it was easily stopped by reaching down and activating the trailer breaks. This straighten it right out. The only time that happened is if the livestock were moving around in the trailer."
This is true and a good way to stop the sway. But it is the same thing as accelerating the TV (in physical terms)
Yup, my dad used to say something like "You got to tow the trailer and not let it push you".
