GMC 2500 13,000 lbs No WDH
My son in law recently sold a TT that had a 9,000 lbs GVWR. The guy that purchased it showed up with a GMC 2500 to tow it a few hundred miles home. There was no WDH setup on the trailer so I was surpr...
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TomG2 wrote:Groover wrote:
There is a difference between doing something and doing it safely all day in whatever weather you encounter and with your family aboard. While not all trailer/truck combinations "require" a WDH you may find that you get to your destination in a better frame of mind if you use one.
If you "Think" you need one, you need one. Got it.
Wow, I’m almost getting convinced I need a wdh and anti sway for my 32’ enclosed trailer..... (Pretty much a TT full of snomachines)
No , actually I’m not. However I am understanding the lengths some will go to achieve the perfect towing experience and there’s some validity to that. Everyone’s idea of “comfortable” is differnet and I guess I just don’t give it much thought when towing trailers. As long as the trailer isn’t flinging around uncontrollably, I mash the go pedal. Full speed ahead!
