Wheelbase and weight distributing hitches
We have a F350 short bed, crew cab TV. Our trailer is a 7,000 lb (loaded), 1000 lb tongue weight 27ft Kodiak (30 ft back to ball). I have read in several threads that wheelbase is a factor in weight d...
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TomG2 wrote:
This is getting tedious. Now look at what GM "requires" for a WD hitch on their 2500 and 3500 series pickups. None. They are not at all worried that their pickups are going to do wheelies, shine their lights in the tree tops, or any other false fears that you might have.
Says the same thing. You just drop 1700lbs on the hitch, and see if the front don't rise. :S
