Any Reason To Get A WDH?
We just purchased a small 2014 Jayco 22FB TT with tandem 3,500lb axles, an empty weight of 4503lb, tongue weight of 510lbs (according to the specs). I'm towing with a 2013 Nissan Armada with a 9100lb...
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handye9 wrote:
An Andersen WDH, would be an excellnt candidate for your set up. It's lite weight, has built in sway control, works well with trailers in your weight range, and it's clean enough to throw it in the back end of your SUV, without getting grease on anything. It doesn't use any type of lubrication.
I use the Andersen hitch since I don't need much in the way of weight distribution. It is easy to set up, and really results in a nice towing experience. The sway and bounce control work well, and the setup is quick and easy. It doesn't way too much either.
Edit: Should have read the rest of the thread! Just saw the OP already made a purchase. Best of luck. :)
