Chucking?

Wild Card wrote:

Reddog1 wrote:

Wild Card wrote:
MorRide/TrailAir. Another Theory. It doesnt fix the problem...it masks the problem.

Same with Sway control. Masking the problem.

These are facts...not theory.

That is a bit confusing. A solution mask a problem, but does not fix the problem? I am missing something here. If I have a truck that sways excessively and I install an anti-sway bar, am I masking the problem or fixing it, based on your post?

You dont see contractors pulling equipment trailers with tractors and skid steer using wd or sway control do ya? Why they have the right axel placement and tongue weight. Same with enclosed cargo trailers. I have pulled many my self...never a worry with sway.

RVs have axels more centered this allows much easier yaw and pitching.

So why does your 28ft travel trailer need sway control and a 28ft cargo trailer does not? Design. Fix the problem of why it sways...dont rely on a devixe to control it.

Air hitches do not fix the chucking in a 5th wheel...they isolate it from the truck. The trailer is still doing the inherited problem...you havnt fixed the problem.

Wild Card is right on the money, all an air hitch does is mask the issue. I have seem several post that they put on an air hitch or MorRyde and still could feel chucking. That is because they didn’t address the root cause in the first place.
Correct pin weight 20%+
5er level
Good suspension and shocks, if the 5er is riding smooth you should not feel it in the TV.