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PapPappy
Aug 09, 2013Explorer
I'd get brakes. You can probably have them installed on the trailer.
2000 lbs is a pretty good load, and while the TV would probably be fine, you really don't want to take chances when you are out there on the road.
The trailer probably doesn't need them for the "empty" trip, but double the recommended weight for brakes, you want to take the mfgr's advice.
The TV should handle the trailer without problems (assuming you get brakes)....Just make sure to load it so that you have the proper weight distribution for the hitch. Too light, and the trailer may get squirrely...to heavy, and you risk some damage to the hitch.
Good luck:)
2000 lbs is a pretty good load, and while the TV would probably be fine, you really don't want to take chances when you are out there on the road.
The trailer probably doesn't need them for the "empty" trip, but double the recommended weight for brakes, you want to take the mfgr's advice.
The TV should handle the trailer without problems (assuming you get brakes)....Just make sure to load it so that you have the proper weight distribution for the hitch. Too light, and the trailer may get squirrely...to heavy, and you risk some damage to the hitch.
Good luck:)
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