Sumo Springs on my Toy Hauler
I bit the bullet and spend $500 on four small rubber type things to augment the suspension on my Forest River RR19 toy hauler. Check out my you tube video here...https://youtu.be/xSDd5Se4z2E
Forum Discussion
Tyler0215 wrote:
Sounds like $500 wasted to me. The hard jounce when the Sumos meet the frame will be hard on the trailer frame.
Sumo springs on a truck sound equally bad.
I'm not sure if I agree with this application but there isn't a "hard jounce". They are progressive, which means, the initial resistance is minimal and it ramps up as compression increases.
The one item I question is leaving a big air gap.
- With a truck where you normally run empty but occasionally put it under heavy load with the RV attached, it makes sense.
- With the trailer, presumably, there will be minimal variation in loading.
