F150 tow 175LHS, need sway control?
Thanks everyone for answering my previous question. Now I kind of make my mind to go for the Hideout 175LHS. It's dry weight is 3310lbs, 21ft include the hitch. It is a single axle unit. I will tow it...
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It all depends on the trailer build. I've towed heavy trailers that towed like a dream and I've towed light trailers that wanted to yank you off of the road they had so much sway.
It all had to do with tongue weight and the way the trailer was built. The only way you can know how your trailer will tow is try it.
And before anybody starts. I would much rather tow a well designed trailer with no sway control than a POS that has every bandaide on the planet to keep it from swaying.
It all had to do with tongue weight and the way the trailer was built. The only way you can know how your trailer will tow is try it.
And before anybody starts. I would much rather tow a well designed trailer with no sway control than a POS that has every bandaide on the planet to keep it from swaying.
