Boondock towing
We tow a 20' camper using a Fastway e2 WD/anti-sway hitch. I've had so much trouble with it in tight turns on steep terrain that I'm looking for a better solution. Because this isn't a long or heav...
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agesilaus wrote:Didn't I say it's easy? I did. It is. It's easy.
I have an e2 and I can get the bars off in a minute or so so it isn't quite the major task it's made out to be. I have my hitch/unhitch stuff all more or less together tho ... If your using one of those conical plastic doohickeys to go under the jack, we gave up on that thing after a week or two.
But it takes time. Each cycle takes time--more for me than you, I guess, owing to different rigs--and I value my time. You also aren't accounting for the time to find a good location, out of traffic, to do it. Where I go, that can be the most time-consuming part.
Anyway, fussing with the hitch is not part of the good times.
I have no idea what plastic doohickey you mean, but thanks for the tip.
wopachop wrote:Yes, we're sure. 100% sure. :B
Briefly looked over the e2 manual again. It talks about having to lift up a locking tab to remove the bars.
Are you guys 100% sure the OP cant loosen his bars and leave them installed while driving offroad?
