Do I need an equilizer hitch?
I bought a great Vintage style 19ft Cruiser travel trailer. We used to be fulltime in a 5th wheel so we kept our 1 ton Ram diesel. The trailer is 3400lbs dry. I'm planning to do a cross country tri...
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What does RAM say on the subject? If it was a GM product, they would state that no WD hitch is required for that setup and they might know a little bit about towing.
You are about to hear where it is so much fun to mess with a heavy, dirty, and noisy WD hitch that you will want one regardless of the loads involved.
By the way, the myth about front axle weight is still around from the old days when we towed with sedans and station wagons. A one ton diesel pickup has plenty of front axle weight bias. Note that manufacturers don't install ballast to the front end when they switch to a much lighter gasoline fueled engine.
You are about to hear where it is so much fun to mess with a heavy, dirty, and noisy WD hitch that you will want one regardless of the loads involved.
By the way, the myth about front axle weight is still around from the old days when we towed with sedans and station wagons. A one ton diesel pickup has plenty of front axle weight bias. Note that manufacturers don't install ballast to the front end when they switch to a much lighter gasoline fueled engine.
