Jerky while towing
I am towing a Wildwood with an F150. The Wildwood is 4600 pounds. I made sure before buying I would be well within my capacity for both towing and payload. I have only been out 4 times with it and ...
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I would go back to the basics, the beginning.
Make sure the trailer has about 12% to 14% tongue weight.
Ensure the WD hitch is correctly set up and you are at 100% FALR. Verify this at the CAT scale.
Consider changing the shocks on the rear of the truck. I like and use Bilstein 5100's.
Do all this and report back. In other words it's helpful to have all the basics in a known configuration, then if there is still a problem, you can start changing things one parameter at a time until you find the problem and solution.
Hope this helps.
Make sure the trailer has about 12% to 14% tongue weight.
Ensure the WD hitch is correctly set up and you are at 100% FALR. Verify this at the CAT scale.
Consider changing the shocks on the rear of the truck. I like and use Bilstein 5100's.
Do all this and report back. In other words it's helpful to have all the basics in a known configuration, then if there is still a problem, you can start changing things one parameter at a time until you find the problem and solution.
Hope this helps.
