Do we need weight distribution hitch?
I have another new-bee question. We are about to buy our first travel trailer, a used Grand Design 2600RB (GVWR is approximately 8000 lbs) from dealer about 6 hours away from us, if all goes well w...
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discovery4us wrote:
A Ram 2500 Diesel will have no problem towing an 8,000 lbs. trailer without a WDH. Outside the RV industry people pull much heavier than that. Make sure the drawbar is rated for the trailer weight and you will be good to go.
You may as well be making that statement to a brick on an RV board, especially this one, despite it being a cold hard fact. It's just ignored by the fear mongerers who believe you're putting their and everyone else's family at risk on the road lol.
You could also add that the vast majority of WDH's in existence and use are the conventional round or torsion bar type, such as a Reese or Husky. They do nothing at all for sway control or prevention unless its added such as dual cam or friction bars.
