New Camper + Question on towing toys
Hey all, Been a bit but my wife and have pulled the trigger on a new truck camper. We owned one in 2012, didn't have toys then sold it but we do now. My truck is a 2009 F350 Crew Cab V10 (3800lb ...
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One of my stretched trailer tongues is on a flatbed car/equipment trailer with a big toolbox across the front. The other is on a utility trailer made from a pickup truck bed.
If yours hits your camper when cornering, you didn’t stretch it enough.
One other modification you need to do is relocating the tongue jack.
Then it’s goodbye heavy hitch extension you have to install and remove every time you load your camper, goodbye reduced tow rating, and hello better weight transfer and general physics. Would you want to use a hitch extension if your camper wasn’t on?
Well, that’s why you know this tows better.
It’s a little harder to hitch because you have to crawl under to do the latch but that’s less a pain than putting on and taking off an extension.
If yours hits your camper when cornering, you didn’t stretch it enough.
One other modification you need to do is relocating the tongue jack.
Then it’s goodbye heavy hitch extension you have to install and remove every time you load your camper, goodbye reduced tow rating, and hello better weight transfer and general physics. Would you want to use a hitch extension if your camper wasn’t on?
Well, that’s why you know this tows better.
It’s a little harder to hitch because you have to crawl under to do the latch but that’s less a pain than putting on and taking off an extension.
