trailer sway
Hi all! I am planning on buying an RV to go on the road as a travelling temp worker. I am a bit apprehensive about towing an RV, don't know muck about trucks/hitches, but I'm trying to learn. A 5t...
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MudChucker wrote:
So much can be done to mitigate sway you don't need to give it another thought.
Trailer loading, tire type and pressure, weight distribution, driving style, will all play into sway. Adding sway control shouldnt be thought of as a solution to avoid the afformentioned points but rather a safety device like a fall arrest harness, you hope you never have to rely on it... Until the day a deer walks out on the highway, if you didn't invest in sway control you'll wish you had a straight line or Hensley setup.
If you understand how to panic stop a trailer properly there is no need to have any additional equipment that just leads you to a false sense of security.
Learn to drive the trailer. That is the answer. No additional gizmo is going to save you if you don't know how to properly stop your trailer.
