HITCHING AND UNHITCHING STEEP DRIVEWAY
Trading in my TT for a new FW next week. My driveway is tight plus it goes steep up to where the rear of the FW will sit. I am used to the steep driveway with the TT and the electric tounge jack. Any...
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Veebyes wrote:
Overall pushing equipment to its extremes is no a good idea. Anawful lot of weight is going to be transfered onto the rear wheels, the rear spring & hanger in particular.
This may be OK for a weekend at the CG but not so sure about longterm storage. I have had mine up to being able to walk under the kingpin a few times as well. It made for easy access to the front storage but it also made the trailer more shakey, as noted by a previous poster.
I would agree 100%. Mine is this way for loading and unloading only. Usually for a few hours at a time. Not usually more than 24 hours. As goducks10 said I don't go to either end of the travel.
